Sentence examples for personalised differences from inspiring English sources

Those who visit the capital find a tiny city which functions well and looks strikingly modern by South Asian standards.Beneath the calm, there are bitter, highly personalised differences of view regarding the former president, Mohamed Nasheed, who was arrested on October 8th in the south, a week after fleeing the trial to which he had been summoned.

It's personalised, different every time you use it.

The greeting line (personalised or generic) was the only difference between the e-mails sent to each group (see Additional file 1).

Making the health and oral health risk information personalised (e.g. reviewing the family medical history, socio-economic differences in disease incidence) would be more likely to alter young adults' sense of risk than more conventional health education approaches.

Patients who received personalised triage also accessed a greater number of different services, and used services such as counselling almost nine times as much as those in computerised triage – a huge difference.

"Disability employment advisors make a huge difference in supporting disabled people into work – providing expert, personalised advice and guidance," he said.

The concept of using these genetic differences to personalise healthcare has since taken over the perception of PM to such an extent that other means of personalising healthcare are being subsumed.

Frequently, they are personalised.

Many offer personalised homepages.

"It has got personalised.

Conditionality will be personalised.