individualized

IPA: ɪndɪvˈɪdʒuʌɫaɪzd

Examples of "individualized" in Sentences

I wonder why Arnold feels science will push us towards 'individualized' education.
Another one would be to precook your food for the week and store in individualized servings.
Dr. Bittman and his colleagues coined the term individualized genomic stress-induction signatures to describe the unique physiological and psychological response to stress that each of us has.
"If you're so short-staffed that all they can do is keep somebody dry and fed, they're not going to have time to give the person-centred care," she said, referring to an individualized approach.
"These decisions are complex and need to be individualized, which is why we strongly believe that guidelines are better than hard rules," said Dr. David Adamson, a former president of the reproductive medicine society.
A number of events from the past decade seem likely to cause an increase in individualized targeting of Americans — sometimes by the American government, sometimes by others, sometimes abroad, sometimes in the United States.
These variations, so tightly linked to up-to-the-minute fashion in different parts of the world, permit the so-called individualized projection envisioned by Handler, in which the child has the possibility “of creating a personality for Barbie” while they also nurture the child-consumer.