Sentence examples for effective tailoring from inspiring English sources

This dramatically increases the design space and allows a more effective tailoring of the material properties to minimize the weight and increase structural performance.

It is emphasized that the availability of the micromechanics based analytic tool set removes a lot of guesswork, which allows systematic and effective tailoring of material ingredients to efficiently attain the desired material behavior.

Substantial variations in intervention components, mode of delivery, and dose hamper answering "what works in whom," the key towards effective tailoring of future interventions.

The developing methods of qualitative synthesis may be useful in exploring these issues and providing further insights to allow effective tailoring.

However, these conventional prognostic algorithms are insufficient to capture the biologic diversity of breast cancer and impede effective tailoring of individualised treatment strategies [ 2].

In this paper, we propose a simple yet effective tailor-made procedure of encoding and decoding schemes for no-wait open shop problems.

Further mechanistic understanding of the formation of ceria at the nanoscale as well as advanced characterisation techniques are required to be able to design effective tailored nanostructured catalysts.

These cells exhibited about 2-fold greater adhesion than the control (p<0.0001), suggesting that 3ZfFLO11/F2 is the most effective tailor-made rTF.

Therefore, there is an urgent need for more effective, tailored and better-tolerated treatments that specifically target the processes pivotal to tumorigenesis and metastasis.

As well, the available within-HEI infrastructures and resources that can support EBP need to be explored toward creating effective tailored 'educating the educators' interventions.

This favorable outcome of early treatment could be further substantiated by effective (tailor-made) GC treatment in the window of opportunity and emphasizes the need for biomarkers of GC sensitivity before the start of GC treatment.