Meanings of more personalised in anglès

But most importantly we should be moving resources toward more personalised, community-based options.

Robinson believes the curriculum should be much more personalised.

Ms Curtis said the gear is more personalised and quicker to get on in an emergency.

This marks a move towards more personalised care, where services are designed around the individual's needs.

The new version of the app brings a richer and more personalised experience of our news content.

Even more impressive is the fact it gets smarter and more personalised the more you use it.

There will also be more personalised learning.

They hope this will give younger patients access to newer, more personalised medicines and further improve survival rates.

Successful social enterprises offer higher levels of user satisfaction, often providing better and more personalised services without increasing cost.

Picture: Supplied Airlines could be getting a lot more money out of passengers if they offered more personalised services.

On the upside, it has forced housing providers to understand their customers more and provide a more personalised service.

He said the aim is to "make education much more personalised and much less one size fits all".

It is not personally identifiable to you, but it can be used to give you a more personalised web experience.

A more personalised experience allows the customer to save time while shopping online since they can ask questions and get information.

He said the change had worked well, with the 150 such smaller weddings so far offering a much more personalised environment.

Building out dynamic creative that serves more personalised messaging on a much greater scale can also deliver dramatic improvements in engagement.