Sentence examples for better customise from inspiring English sources

It allows you to display badges, achievements and milestones, invite an audience to a particular venue or send and receive instant messages to specific friends or the whole Sims community – so if you're fussy about privacy, better customise those preferences early.

They were able to better customise their production system to meet market demands.

SwiftKey 4.3 is also good news for Canadians: SwiftKey has also added a Canadian English language model for the first time to better customise for local personalities and place names.

This enables care to be better customised to the individual and their circumstances, and also contributes to improving general care standards by providing input into case-studies, best practices and medical research.

The size of the keyboard can also be customised, to better fit individual typing styles.

5 However, our understanding has improved with the application of better classification systems and customised birth weight percentiles, which identified that most such 'unexplained' stillbirths had preceding intrauterine growth restriction associated with placental pathology.

Overall, highly specialised information systems with narrow and well defined functionality such as AIMS, PDMS, Pharmacy IS, LIS, RIS/PACS received better evaluations than possibly less individually customised Clinical Information Systems in general.

In many respects, features like tailored symmetry properties (e.g. better than C2v for entangled photon emission), customised oscillator strengths, wavelength tunability and possibly many more, depending on the applications, are a necessity.

Since you're buying direct, you can customise your instrument and get a better deal, too (86 Souq Kchachbia, near Souq Haddadine; 9.30am 6pm).

Despite the ethnic-specific chart demonstrating a marginally better predictive ability than the UK-WHO chart and customised chart, all three charts performed poorly at predicting neonatal and delivery outcomes.

But they permit sophisticated institutions to customise the exposures they wish to take in order to better manage the credit and market risks of their investment holdings".