Sentence examples for personalised tailored from inspiring English sources

The APPGC has put forward five recommendations including one which proposes that schools should ensure all pupils are guaranteed access to PSHE and in addition offer a range of personalised, tailored, flexible support with an appropriate focus on developing children and young people's communication skills.

Over time, this experience will become more and more personalised, tailored for every woman, so she can shop smarter and make easier beauty choices.

By tracking customer journeys across the web they learned how to serve personalised adverts tailored to the interests of the user based on their previous surfing behaviour.

But like others– from Twitter to eBay, Facebook to Netflix, from Channel 4 to Amazon - in addition to these shared moments, we're also seeing more and more of you want to have an experience that's personalised and tailored to what you like.

In both intervention groups personalised, individually tailored sessions will be given, and some of the same examination and treatment techniques will be used.

"Companies can't change people's deep-rooted social values, so they'll need to try harder to understand them," says Gurel-Atay. "This means tuning into the value systems of audiences in different countries, and personalising communications – tailoring messages to connect with people's values and motivations".

The nature of IBPI means that each parent can personalise and tailor their own intervention, allowing them to get the most out of it for their circumstances.

The next stage is to combine this vital sign data with other predictive data – such as genomic markers for conditions like breast cancer – to devise personalised treatment programmes tailored to a patient's risk profile.

Audiences tell us they want a tailored, personalised offer.

If, traditionally, pets are said to look like their owners, then the pets of the 21st century are personalised profile organisms, tailored to your tastes and desires".

To facilitate self-management, policymakers advocate that treatments are tailored, personalised or individualised to patients' needs 1 and that patients are supported to self-manage their conditions.