Sentence examples for less individualized from inspiring English sources

Although Rodney Mason, as Rome, looks sensitive as well as tough, other characters are less individualized.

However, in our study patients trained in small groups instead of individual training, which might have led to less individualized support and feedback.

Chocolate truffles are usually less labor intensive and less individualized among chocolatiers, who generally hand-roll them into balls and hand-coat them in two layers of chocolate.

Appealing to a national audience, these authors forsook the sectional characterizations of earlier humorists and assumed the roles of less individualized literary comedians.

The partnership ended in the late 1890's, as the picturesque was yielding to a calmer, less individualized design, like Lamb's wonderfully peculiar bookend dwellings on West End at 90th and 91st and Rich's educated town house for Charles Towner Root at 309 West 92nd Street, taken over years ago by the West Side Montessori School.

Women of the UHM group received basic and usual health messages about breastfeeding practices during visits to the postnatal clinic with less individualized support.

Thus, if people see LAT as a choice for a less committed, more individualized relationship, we hypothesize: H1a: People with liberal attitudes are more likely to be in a LAT relationship compared to being married or cohabiting than people with less liberal attitudes.

Goals should be individualized (4), and less stringent treatment goals may be appropriate for patients with a history of severe hypoglycemia, patients with limited life expectancies, elderly adults, and individuals with comorbid conditions (4).

The dancers relate less to one another but are strongly individualized.

Beyond that, businesses are not yet prepared to handle, much less exploit, the flood of data that individualized tagging would create.

Diet plans were individualized to include 200 300 calories/day less than calculated daily caloric requirements (using the Harris-Benedict equation), thus allowing for a moderate weight loss of ∼½ pound/week.