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I.B.M. is also trying to individualize its treatment of small businesses at IBM.com, its Web site, at least when it comes to selling.

Each educator had to be aware of the proposed curricula for each topic, but individualize it to the specific group.

The project manager for that system explained, "We had ideas of the definite pieces we wanted in the [workflow], but we left space for each clinic to individualize how it might work best for them".

A physical space is much easier to individualize than a webpage — it's not a list of items on a screen, it's a room with its own wallpaper, layout and even scent.

That means we have to individualize per student and it takes great energy.

It also contains 18 nonlinear shape-deforming parameters, which make it possible to individualize the brain shape.

It follows that it is important to individualize treatment targets (5, 34– 34).

This research has made it possible to individualize stroke treatment and expand the number of patients who can undergo highly effective treatments for their stroke.

The large amount of interindividual variability in opioid dose-response relationships makes it difficult to individualize the dose and dosing interval to provide safe and effective analgesia.

"The dollar cost of PID hospitalizations and ER care is important, but at the same time we should take steps to individualize PID care and tailor it to each girl's specific age and circumstances to help her understand how to prevent this from happening again," said lead investigator Maria Trent, a Johns Hopkins Children's Center pediatrician, who studies teen sexual and reproductive health.

Although we attempted to individualize the functional exercise dose, it is possible that those with higher initial function were underworked.