Sentence examples for being individualized from inspiring English sources
"Voting is now being individualized and stretched out over weeks.
The free-standing cast-bronze figures are about two feet high and naturalistic without being individualized.
"A lot of places, there's a certain emphasis on being pretty and being individualized," he said.
Being an effective tool in both group and individual projects (Matsuno, 2009), encouraging reflective learning through observing others' performances and awareness of performance criteria (Saito, 2008), immediate support in the classroom, gains for both the assessor and the assessed, and being individualized and interactive (Black and William, 1998) are some benefits to consider.
This early clinical uncertainty regarding the presence of liver cell injury prevents treatment being individualized, potentially leading to patients being overtreated with a time-consuming and potentially harmful antidote or undertreated, with increased risk of ALI.
This decision was taken when no new data emerged after interview 14, despite later interviews being individualized to explore constructs emerging from preliminary analysis, which analysis was initiated whilst interviews were still being undertaken.
"Education should be individualized.
But each is individualized.
It's got to be individualized".
"Treatment has to be individualized," he said.
