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Meanings of individualised in inglés

Made for or directed or adjusted to a particular individual.

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Examples for "personalized"
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Facebook search is therefore much more personalized than Google Search-forgood reason.
Wired
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We offer our public resource and methods to further personalized medical research.
Pubmed
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The goal: using all this data to pitch users highly personalized advertising.
Reuters
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Its platform includes integrated technology platform, personalized adviser service and investment platform.
Reuters
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Now he wants a highly personalized work of art created for him.
To Die in Italbar
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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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However, considerable variation in preferences underlines the value of individualized treatment strategies.
Pubmed
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Future studies of individualized BP-lowering strategy are needed to validate our findings.
Pubmed
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Moreover, the use of vasoactive drugs in shock requires an individualized approach.
Pubmed
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These findings provide a basis for imaging use in individualized treatment plan.
Pubmed
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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
Usage of individualised in inglés
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Results: Patients' hopes were highly individualised and were shaped by personal values.
Pubmed
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The bottom line Supplements should be individualised according to your specific needs.
The South African
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As human beings we are individualised fragments of the great universal spirit.
Spirit and Music
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Like Michelangelo, these sculptors fill their works with intense and individualised expression.
The Renaissance: Studies in Art and Poetry
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Characters should be individualised, but functional -like figures in a painting.
The Guardian
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This finding can help inform individualised treatment decisions by patients and their clinicians.
Pubmed
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They provide generalised help for the class teacher and individualised support for children.
The Irish Times
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For endemic social problems we offer just pitifully weak individualised solutions.
The Guardian
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This enables them to avoid individualised attention, but nevertheless makes their causes visible.
The South African
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Until solid evidence-based guidelines are available, individualised treatment should be entertained.
Pubmed
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TDs and Senators send the individualised cards to constituents and others.
The Irish Times
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The two incidents are thus brought into connection, and yet individualised.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus and Nu...
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Carrying out individualised drills, he was close to some of them.
The Guardian
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Further study is recommended on how far individualised training measures might increase subjective benefit.
Pubmed
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The strategy is called integrated farm planning and aims to create individualised farm plans.
Radio NZ
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They deliver individualised solutions for retailers depending on the precise nature of their business.
The Irish Times
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