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Meanings of individualized in English

Made for or directed or adjusted to a particular individual.

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However, considerable variation in preferences underlines the value of individualized treatment strategies.
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Future studies of individualized BP-lowering strategy are needed to validate our findings.
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Moreover, the use of vasoactive drugs in shock requires an individualized approach.
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These findings provide a basis for imaging use in individualized treatment plan.
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One model for advanced individualized life in any world; in all worlds.
Insights and Heresies Pertaining to the Evolution of the Soul
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Better understanding of pathophysiological subphenotypes could lead to more individualized diabetes treatment.
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They seem to believe that it's much more individualized than population genetics.
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Our findings open the way for further investigation of individualized anemia management.
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These insights may lead to more effective and individualized obesity treatment strategies.
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Technology created today's individualized world of niche choice and music on demand.
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This content will be monetized with local ads and other individualized marketing.
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Identifying biomarkers that predict survival and guide individualized therapy is urgently needed.
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Additional modules should be included for some women based on individualized needs.
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With improved molecular characterization of tumors the treatment can be further individualized.
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Falls were reported monthly using an individualized calendar journal returned by mail.
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It is, however, I emphasize, the paternalism of a highly individualized society.
The French in the Heart of America
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