Instead, it's more focused now on making the service feel individualized to each user – after all, your friends could be listening to some awfully terrible stuff, Spotify realized. .
The major technical hurdle is it does not have a general formula for all mutations, thus different gene locus needs individualized, customized design to make the diagnosis accurate enough to be applied on PGD, in which the quantity of DNA is scarce, whereas timely result is sometimes requested if fresh embryo transfer is desired.
Treatment should be individualized to each patient.
Second, NMT's services are individualized to meet each victim's needs.
The lawsuit said that the law required the department "to make individualized determinations about extensions to those deadlines, based on specific factors".
In fact, New York State law bars employers from denying qualified job seekers a position based solely on a past criminal conviction, requiring them instead to make individualized assessments.
In the Miller case, the court required lower courts to make "individualized sentencing decisions" for juvenile defendants because juveniles are not as morally culpable as adults, and they are more capable of changing over time.
Every day, clinicians are working to better coordinate care and mine healthcare information to make individualized, data-driven decisions for each patient based on their specific medical needs.
The uses of CBCT imaging are to maximize the diagnostic information available to the clinician while limiting patient radiation exposure to make individualized treatment decisions while considering as many patient specific factors as possible.
In San Francisco, that's meant incorporating 2012 U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission guidelines that call on employers to make individualized assessments instead of blanket exclusions.
