It should be remembered that several percutaneous techniques, intrusive and extrusive, are now commercially available and each of them has advantages and disadvantages that have to be addressed individually when a specific tracheostomy technique is chosen for the individual patient.
"Each loan is an individual transaction and situation, one which needs to be addressed individually between the lender and the borrower," John M. Robbins, then the association's chairman, said in a statement last year after civil rights groups called for a national six-month moratorium.
Each culture has a different attitude toward sex and H.I.V. that has to be addressed individually.
Hundreds of people responded to the column in writing, raising far more questions than I can address individually.
This could create a huge burden for some of the smaller organizations to make a dent on viral misinformation, particularly as each story has to be addressed individually.
Yet each can be addressed individually, using previously designed techniques, and it is possible to read and write digital ones and zeros at each wire junction by electronically changing the properties of the molecules.
They agree that women have problems ranging from family-unfriendly workplaces and absent fathers to uncomfortable shoes and a peer review process in the sciences that may discriminate against them but think that these are best addressed individually.
Startlingly, to those who still imagined that the party bosses ruled, Clifford explains that the role of the political machines had already receded perhaps making the point because Truman, himself the product of a big-city machine, in Kansas City, might not have sufficiently appreciated it and that each group must now be addressed individually.
In image space, every pixel is independent and can be addressed individually.
The impact of the traffic profile and the inter-cell and intra-cell interferences is addressed, individually and jointly.
