"fully individualized" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is tailored to a single specific individual, such as a course of education or a treatment plan. Example sentence: The learning program was fully individualized to ensure each student received the best possible education.
The production possesses the clarity and speed that have set apart the best of Mr. Grandage's Donmar shows and includes among its fully individualized ensemble such Donmar alumni as Andrew Buchan's determinedly firm-voiced Bolingbroke and Ron Cook, in especially flinty form as the Duke of York.
In the following section we analyze various group sizes including the limit case of fully individualized electricity rates.
The integration of these hybrid data will construct new synthetic metrics for fully individualized treatments.
b) Different acupuncture treatment protocols (standardized, semi-standardized, fully individualized) should be compared in a design with multiple treatment arms.
Taking the concept of individualized therapy further, Barrett et al. 90 developed a dashboard system (user interactive decision support software) to fully individualize methotrexate dosing in pediatric patients, potentially further improving outcomes.
Using SEM pictures such as the one of Figure 2e, it is not possible to visually differentiate between the two types of wires since they are all well individualized and fully guided in the nanopores.
The identification of these genes is the crucial first step in fully comprehending the biology of disease and moving toward individualized treatments.
While prosthetists design and manufacture numerous devices with standard materials and limb assemblies, patients often require individualized prosthetic design and/or modifications to enable them to participate fully in complex activities.
In any case, a common "one-size-fits-all" fully prescribed straight-wire appliance might not be appropriate to every single patient, whereas individualized treatment planning for orthodontic mechanotherapy might be favorable.
While consensus RNA genotyping (if available) will likely remain the mainstay of individualized resistance testing during ongoing antiretroviral therapy, the applicability of the OLA in population-based surveillance remains to be fully assessed in larger cohorts, including cost-effectiveness analyses and assessments of the personnel and training required for either method.
