Sentence examples for contributed to the tailoring from inspiring English sources
VZ contributed to the tailoring of the intervention, and MF contributed with design and analysis considerations.
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More recently, taking on the role of Creative Director of Savile Row's number one tailor Gieves & Hawkes, Joe contributed to the re-positioning of the 200-year house.
Nevertheless, ND nanofillers were useful for the tailoring of the optical properties, and also slightly contributed to the thermodynamic stability of the samples.
The tailor-designed structure of the S TiO2 MeOH film contributed to the high photocatalytic degradation rates of MC-LR.
This pragmatic amendment demonstrates the individual tailoring that the nurses were skilled at providing and which may have contributed to the successful outcomes of both trials.
This phenomenon contributes to the difficulty in tailoring the uniformity, alignment, length, and diameter of the fabricated nanowires.
In addition, we want to examine whether these protective factors are specific for adolescent COPMI by comparing the relationships between possible protective factors and problem behavior of adolescents with and without a parent with mental illness, in order to contribute to the provision of tailored preventive interventions for the at-risk youth.
Ultimately, synergistic transdisciplinary and collaborative efforts hold promise to not only improve our mechanistic understanding but can also be expected to contribute to the development of specifically tailored ('individualized') intervention and targeted prevention programs in the future.
Clinical gait analysis, enriched by hierarchical clustering of EMG patterns as well as by the quantitative assessment of muscles principal activations, could greatly contribute to the design of therapeutic treatments tailored on the patient's needs.
This study also shows that pathogen genome sequencing efforts can contribute to the design of genotyping schemes tailored to a specific outbreak investigation.
