Sentence examples for a more individually from inspiring English sources

They say they want to reform the distribution system to offer flyers a wider choice and a more individually tailored service.

John Allison, Sunday Telegraph: This is another of David McVicar's teeming productions, and much of the detail is welcome: it is hard to imagine a more individually characterised group of Mastersingers.

Classifying the disease into different, more specific clinical phenotypes and biological endotypes is the first step to a more individually tailored and effective therapy for children suffering from asthma [9].

Addition of alginate in TiO2 dispersions is found to form agglomerates due to polymer bridging whereas addition of TiO2 in alginate promotes a more individually coating of the nanoparticles.

A more individually tailored follow-up scheme for NMIBC patients depending on their risk profile would help to reduce patient burden and costs.

Information on individual susceptibility, higher or lower individual risks, and delayed or accelerated AIDS progression associated with certain gene variants will make a more individually tailored treatment possible in the future.

Additionally, data from longitudinal routine-care cohorts and an ongoing Individual Patient Data meta-analysis [ 35] can help us to untangle success of self-management as a bridge towards more individually tailored strategies.

Further research is required to obtain a better understanding of the variability of individual patient response to a smoke-free policy as a means of developing more individually tailored strategies for managing patient nicotine withdrawal and hence facilitating greater adherence to such a policy.

SEM images showed that upon surface modification, the morphology of CNCs within the matrix transformed from a fibrillar structure towards more individually dispersed nanocrystals with enhanced dispersion and higher interfacial area.

For high SES groups, such a programme should be more individually tailored, whereas in low SES groups it should be based on existing collective activities.

"Jesse has achieved a lot in his first 41 games of football; he is a competitive character who wants to achieve much more individually and as a team".