Sentence examples for allowing for tailoring from inspiring English sources

According to our findings, one of the possible two-photon decay channels would be favoured by the presence of the SRR metamaterial, allowing for tailoring the probabilities of the two orthogonal states to occur.

From classical honeycomb cores to innovative folded core structures, a relatively large design space is provided allowing for tailoring of the cellular core geometry with respect to the desired properties.

The use of automated algorithms such as the one described in the present paper can only help to advance this process, whilst the use of novel approaches such as RFC may lead to the identification of new prognostic and predictive subgroups, allowing for tailored treatment regimens for individual patients – also known as personalised medicine.

From a clinical perspective, the EDSIS allows for tailoring caregiver interventions to address the specific impact of symptoms on individual carers.

It allows for tailoring specific system boundaries, and is flexible in how to merge various data as well as how to model local supply chains.

In contrast to Jacobs and colleagues, Borko et al. characterized PSC-PD as a highly adaptable model, which from the beginning was designed to allow for tailoring it to the goals, interests, and needs of participating districts.

A more in-depth analysis of the relationship between risk factors (e.g., BMI) and community characteristics in clustered locations will provide further information concerning the role of the community in affecting individual behavior and should allow for tailoring interventions to reduce these risk factors more effectively.

The Peters questionnaire allows for tailoring and addition of items.

Because of its focus on the individual, indicated prevention allows for tailoring the intervention to individual needs (Mrazek and Haggerty 1994).

IRT item banking will allow for tailoring within countries and facilitate growth and evolution of PROs through contributions from the international measurement community.

The questionnaire allowed for tailoring to the target group and may be used across health care professionals as basis for in-depth analysis of barriers to specific recommendations in guidelines.