Sentence examples for individual to those from inspiring English sources
Avery's compositions could be likened to a poet's expression: engaging and thought provoking, enlightening and ethereal, never singular in meaning and always individual to those willing to hear, or in Avery's case, look.
The convergence to the optimal geometry is confirmed by a bracketing study which compares the performance of the best individual to those of its neighbors with adjacent parameter values.
Recurrence of viral replication or transmission of HCMV from an infected individual to those most susceptible to primary infection during immune suppression, deficiency, or immaturity can lead to multiorgan disease and, sometimes, death.
This explains a surprisingly undemocratic habit in daily life of subordinating the needs and rights of the individual to those of companies, special-interest groups and other members of the establishment.
If you enjoy one or more of those privileges, the argument goes, then apparently you forfeit your right to draw attention to your struggles as an individual, to those of your wider profession, or to the working conditions that exacerbate – perhaps even cause – these issues.
Euclidean distance is used to measure the proximity of this individual to those of the frontal faces.
Our results were further illustrated by the phylogenetic analysis revealing a close relationship of our Mediterranean individuals to those collected in the Red Sea (Fig. 1).
We performed parallel exome sequencing of 237 channel genes in a well-characterized human sample, comparing variant profiles of unaffected individuals to those with the most common neuronal excitability disorder, sporadic idiopathic epilepsy.
She wrote: Like a cancer, the attacks spread from those who had reputations to those who were merely strong; from those who were active to those who merely had ideas; from those who stood out as individuals to those who failed to conform rapidly enough to the twists and turns of the changing line.
They compared sequences from these affected individuals to those of healthy people, both unaffected relatives and people outside these families who had never been diagnosed with ALS or FTD.
The flexibility of the spectrum means that it can be applied to children on either end, from highly functioning individuals to those who can't speak or communicate even their most basic wishes.
