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Meanings of personalised in English

Made for or directed or adjusted to a particular individual.

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Usage of personalised in English
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Four Ministers were among the 22 Oireachtas members who obtained personalised items.
The Irish Times
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This kind of personalised medicine could save millions in unnecessary medical bills.
The Guardian
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Did I mention he drives a green Bentley with personalised number plates?
News.com.au
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The PAC-5 signature provides new possibilities for improving the personalised therapeutic strategies.
Pubmed
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AI Music's plans for automated, personalised remixes may bring their own complications.
The Guardian
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The doctrine of predestination shows the limitations of such a personalised God.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
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That could result in more effective, personalised treatments for patients in the future.
BBC
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The personalised vaccine approach has a number of hurdles to clear.
Radio NZ
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And personalised learning also means teachers with time to devote to individual children.
The Guardian
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They understand that people want freedom, compassion, personalised services and modernity.
The Guardian
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That's a tantalising glimpse into the future of personalised medicine using genetic information.
Wired
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Small school, only 75 in the year which means curriculum can be personalised.
The Guardian
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It shows how deeply the personalised systematic plundering of state assets is entrenched.
The South African
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Small Class Sizes EU Business School promotes personalised and cooperative learning.
The South African
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The portal analyses health data and sends personalised messages with recommendations or alerts.
The Guardian
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The next step is establishing a website where people could order personalised products.
The Guardian
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