"Instead, it is a highly individualized, fact-intensive inquiry that necessarily requires consideration of factors unique to each potential class member".
They're just the Rosencrantzes and Guildensterns of the Graham company — though each is clearly individualized — and the fact that at the end their labors are rewarded doesn't make them triumphant; it makes them amazed.
In fact it must be individualized not only because of the causes, but also the age, by the risk factors of cardiovascular illnesses and by the presence of others illnesses, too.
In the Court's second scenario, fraud on the market was never established, reliance for each class member was inherently individualized, and Rule 23(b)(3) in fact should have barred certification long ago.
Jefferson and other government leaders overlooked the fact that this style of individualized farming was contrary to Indian communitarian spiritual/cultural traditions.
This is at variance with principles of TCM, which espouse individualized selection of acupoints, and may in fact have dampened the effects of acupuncture.
Adding to the complexity of assessing quality of care is the fact that all practices have individualized characteristics which influence care delivery.
Doing such evaluation on an individual basis could in fact represent an important step forward in individualized risk prediction, drug testing, and therapy.
Of most concern is the fact that we lack evidence that individualized risk information is an effective motivator of behavioral change.
In fact, this therapy will have to be individualized for optimal efficacy.
In fact, rather than infusing a predefined given amount of fluid, the goal should be individualized for every patient, based on the evaluation of the need for fluids and on the patient's premorbid conditions [16, 55, 61 64].
