Sentence examples for Personalized direction from inspiring English sources

Michael G. Nastos of Allmusic wrote that the album exemplifies Zawinul's "personalized direction" before he died and that it "exudes all of the energy the group produced in concert".

"Patients say they feel understood and more motivated as they are given personalized direction to make positive changes in their lifestyle," he said.

And the new Maps has improved public transit directions, including a schedule of departure times, a comparison with driving times and personalized directions from a user's home.

Self-care is the personalized directions for an individual, body and soul.

By Campus Bus: The CSW: Smith Warehouse bus stops at Smith Warehouse every 20 minutes from 7 10 a.m. until 6 10 p.m. Walking: Enter your location in Google Maps for personalized walking directions.

"The system represents a new direction in personalized health care that will eventually enable advanced diagnostics and therapy on devices that can be worn like a child's temporary tattoo," says Dae-Hyeong Kim, assistant professor of chemical and biological engineering at Seoul National University, who led the work (see "Innovators Under 35: Dae-Hyeong Kim").

Early last year, British Airways made moves in the direction of personalized travel by announcing its "Know Me" program, designed to use Google images and social networks (or as many customers saw it, "stalk you on the Internet") in order to bring customers better service once they arrive at the gate.

Modern medicine is moving toward the direction of personalized medicine, which refers to the tailoring of medical treatment to the individual characteristics of each patient [ 4].

The identification of biomarkers in responding patients with RA will hopefully be elucidated by future research and will allow the next step in the direction of personalized medicine and elucidate the role of the anti-IL-1β antibody canakinumab.

This active model of experience supports an educational trend in the direction of personalized learning, making the educational environment fit the pupil's profile of strengths and weaknesses and appetites as well as aptitudes rather than using a one-size-fits-all curriculum (Asbury and Plomin 2013).

Considering the heterogeneity of breast cancers, we believe the TNBCDb will serve as a platform for selection of therapeutically relevant molecular entities from the tissue and cell line information and also for the selection of appropriate cell lines for evaluation of therapeutic targets in the direction of personalized therapy.