Sentence examples for strongly individualized from inspiring English sources

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

We assume that the pauses properties in speech signal are strongly individualized between speakers and influenced by situational context and cognitive task.

However, the usage of different types of pauses for signalization of punctuation is strongly individualized between speakers, as presented in Tab. 4. To facilitate the observation of inter-speaker differences, the intensity of connection between pauses and punctuation was graded with grayscale.

However, with the discovery of glass sponges (class Hexactinellida; Schmidt 1870), this definition was broadened to include "most strongly individualized, radially symmetrical" entities (Hyman 1940).

Intriguingly, there was little correspondence between the transcriptome and methylome in the sense that different pairs of individuals were more similar to one another for the two data types, and in the majority of cases where both transcript abundance and methylation of a single gene were strongly individualized, the two measures were not correlated.

According to the report, they are materialistic and strongly individualized, and tend not to welcome change.

However, as NET treatment decisions are highly individualized and strongly depend on the presence and pattern of hepatic involvement, additional MRI of the liver seems to be beneficial for optimal treatment management.

(highest overall response per question in bold) (Response assessed as % category within caregiver role) The value of tools that would provide individualized dosing guidance was strongly endorsed by the questionnaire response with over 70% stating that these would be desirable.

It is individualized.

"Education should be individualized.

But each is individualized.