Sentence examples for far more individualized from inspiring English sources

The orthodox Neo-Confucian egalitarian position was at odds with the official hierarchy, but so was Jinsai's view insofar as it affirmed a far more individualized diversity than the established hierarchy allowed.

Far more individualized, patient-oriented treatment approaches, at least in part, are applied in daily routine compared with those derived from clinical trials or recommendations from investigative rheumatologists.

At the beginning of this project, it was hypothesized that far more individualized, patient-oriented treatment approaches are applied in daily routine than in clinical trials.

Nonetheless, more individualized treatment regimens, taking individual tumor characteristics into account, have been recently postulated and prognostic biomarkers are needed.

He is not sure that a big state school can provide more individualized instruction.

"Print can become much more individualized, much more focused and still have a viable business model," said Peter Vandevanter, vice president for targeted publications for MediaNews.

At first the Scandinavians developed brooches based on the fibula, but after about 550 their brooches became more individualized.

He wanted more individualized instruction.

Further research could also be aimed at designing more individualized optimal sampling schedules.

Yet even in a time of worldwide media, political campaigning has gotten more individualized.

And to think I thought graduate school was going to offer more individualized learning.