Sentence examples for efficient tailoring from inspiring English sources

To enable efficient tailoring to specific applications during the operation phase, the variation points are not implicitly hardcoded as traditionally, but are explicitly expressed as models.

The results of this study emphasize the importance of better understanding pollutant adsorbent interactions to enable more efficient tailoring of polymer clay mineral composites for water treatment.

This knowledge will speed up the development of better and increasingly efficient tailored therapies for ALI/ARDS patients admitted to the intensive care unit.

In the present work the Gram-positive bacterium Corynebacterium glutamicum was engineered into an efficient, tailor-made production strain for diaminopentane (cadaverine), a highly attractive building block for bio-based polyamides.

By utilizing the ALM formulation for SS-MC, we can achieve efficient recovery, tailored to the specific properties of the problem.

However, there is insufficient evidence regarding the most effective and efficient approaches to tailoring.

In brief, this study reports an efficient method for tailoring the electronic properties of graphene using industry-suited techniques, thereby promoting future graphene-based applications.

Interface engineering through self-assembled monolayer (SAM) is an efficient way for tailoring the work function and electronic property of surface; enhancing the charge injection efficiency and device performance for microelectronics applications.

The demonstrated reduction in EE values were calculated when natural supplementary cementitious materials (SCM) such as volcanic ash are used as a partial replacement to OPC, and it can be adapted to design and build energy-efficient systems tailored for structural and non-structural applications.

Remotely supervised training focuses on efficient and effective individually tailored training anywhere and anytime with intensity not feasible in an intramural setting.

Efficient treatment tailoring can improve the allocation of health care resources by identifying upfront the probability of patient response to a particular treatment and identifying subgroups of patients in need of other medical approaches.