Sentence examples for more individualized in from inspiring English sources

Formal testing indicated that the relationship between receptive and expressive language skills was more individualized in the adults.

During early stages of development, the stamen primordia are more individualized in Syngonium (Figures Fifteen –Eighteen in Barabé et al., 2012) than in Dieffenbachia (Figure 6B, C).

Under such circumstances, doctors and patients should weigh the benefits and risks of second-look procedures in order to permit more individualized decision-making.

As cancer therapy becomes more individualized, larger tissue samples may prove useful in studies such as mutational analysis and genetic profiling.

While this approach is still typically the clinical standard, many of the most vexing diseases, such as cancer, are heterogeneous in their expression, necessitating more individualized and tailored methods of treatment.

In both his more general and more individualized attempts to explain the reasonableness of the "laws of revelation," Saadya once again employs reason in support of revelation.

Three family members commented that the care provided in single-occupancy rooms was perceived as more individualized.

Yet even in a time of worldwide media, political campaigning has gotten more individualized.

As various blood factors are defined in a sample, the percentage of people who have that combination of factors is narrowed, and the sample becomes more individualized.

He is not sure that a big state school can provide more individualized instruction.

"Print can become much more individualized, much more focused and still have a viable business model," said Peter Vandevanter, vice president for targeted publications for MediaNews.