Sentence examples for control and tailor from inspiring English sources

It was really important for us to have an independent centre where we could fully control and tailor the needs of our athletes.

Through the modification of existing nanostructured materials one can control and tailor the properties of such materials in a predictable manner, and impart them with biological properties and functionalities to better suit their integration with biomedical systems.

As it is crucial for the application of these gels to be able to control and tailor the gelation temperature and concentration this was the main focus and point of discussion of this feature article.

In this modified configuration (refer to Appendix S1 and Figures S1, S2 for details), we make use of a fiber-optic faceplate inserted underneath the sample substrate to control and tailor the fluorescent PSF of the imaging platform.

Jenny Craig sells prepackaged food focused on portion control and tailors weight-loss programs for consumers, offering telephone and in-store consultations for a fee.

In the last decade, fabrication of polymer nanostructures in the nanocavities of AAOs has increased in interest since it allows the control and tailoring of the dimensions of a huge number of polymer and polymer-based composites materials.

Understanding the microstructure development in this process is critical to control microstructure and tailor the mechanical properties.

To date, the challenge of controlling and tailoring the crystallinity and crystallographic orientation of Pd nanowires is still open.

Understanding the structural requirements for multivalent ligand activity requires a wider variety of multivalent ligands whose structure, including size and valency, can be controlled and tailored.

Porous scaffolds manufactured via powder metallurgy and sintering were designed for their structure (i.e. pore size and porosity) and mechanical properties (stiffness, strength) to be controlled and tailored to mimic those of human bone.

Use of the shape-memory effect in polymers is proposed for cardiovascular stent interventions to reduce the catheter size for delivery and offer highly controlled and tailored deployment at body temperature.