Examples of 'more individualized' in a sentence

Meaning of "more individualized"

more individualized: This phrase suggests a personalized or tailored approach to something that is specifically designed for or targeted at a single person or a small group. It indicates a higher level of customization or individual attention

How to use "more individualized" in a sentence

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More individualized support when students need it.
The patients receive more individualized attention.
More individualized therapy may be beneficial.
Both more complicated and more individualized.
People are more individualized than in the past.
This is something a little more individualized.
They can provide more individualized attention to their students.
Legislation in the field of family law is becoming more individualized.
There will be more individualized results.
More individualized labour relations.
Online courses often offer more individualized attention.
More individualized training.
We will also see much more individualized medicine.
There is a big contradiction and we are becoming more and more individualized.
This allows for a more individualized educational process.

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The current trend is changing and becoming more individualized.
Providing more individualized instruction.
Alter educational practices to promote more individualized approaches.
Smart apps are more individualized and proactive than ordinary ones.
And so death becomes more individualized.
Much more individualized.
The idea is that your child needs more individualized attention.
More individualized plans must be developed for athletes even in team sports.
Speak with a lawyer to get more individualized guidance.
After their initial few weeks in the program, clients ' experiences became more individualized.
The approach is more individualized.
As with finance, some of these barriers are systemic, and others are more individualized.
Caprini has proposed a more individualized assessment of these risk factors.
These changes create pressure for additional and more individualized services.
Small ships offer more individualized services with custom or specialty itinerary options.
A lower constituent to representative ratio enables more individualized attention for constituents.
I try to adopt a more individualized approach regarding care, but it is not easy.
A characteristic of this new legislation is that it seeks to promote more individualized education.
Individual stories have more individualized themes etched within them.
The combination of surgery and pharmaceuticals is becoming more individualized and precise.
Homeschooled children may receive more individualized attention than students enrolled in traditional public schools.
This kind of hosting offers increased security protocols and more individualized attention.
Educational upgrading will be more individualized in accordance with trainee 's needs.
Some units use a more standardized approached while others use a more individualized approach.
We do not use pills only but a more individualized treatment plan for each case.
For those really experienced horse lovers we can arrange even more individualized tours.
They will be able to give you a more individualized prognosis for your condition.
This information can be used to make a more precise diagnosis and plan more individualized therapy.
Hence hK6 testing could contribute to more individualized effective treatment of such patients.
Every day with new technology, marketing is becoming more individualized.
Adults with autism spectrum disorder prioritized more individualized community activities based on their interests.
That is why it is said that the treatment, in homeopathy, is more individualized.
Instruction is more individualized.
In other words, the management of hypertensive patients must be much more individualized.
It was becoming more individualized.

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