Sentence examples for go tailored from inspiring English sources

Finally, the anti-cTnI detection antibody was immobilized on GO tailored with ferrocene molecules, functioning as the signal reporter for the detection of cTnI.

But there are of course limits to how far firms can go in tailoring their prices to the customer without appearing sneaky.

We cannot go around tailoring our own laws because a foreign power is putting political pressure on us to do so or because critics of Tony Blair's do not like something.

Even up-and-coming brands are going the tailored route this season, including Ohne Titel and Brian Reyes.

Go is tailoring to the so-called "part-time users". "These people would not purchase the monthly membership.

The extent of oxidation of graphite oxide (GO) was tailored by adjusting the amount of oxidant during oxidation.

This present work demonstrates the integration of oxygen atoms into the graphene matrix to develop graphene oxide (GO) with tailored oxidation degrees which render them as photoactive materials for hydrogen (H2) evolution.

"Is everyone going to tailor the path to paradise to their own measurements?" Soon the sheiks were aiming their fury mainly at Mr. Youssef.

I like to frame the lecture as somewhat of a choose-your-own-adventure because based on their answers I'm going to tailor the class based on what they need to talk about.

Such places, the argument goes, can tailor their rules more closely to the needs of particular sectors or subsectors than large countries can.An example is "captive" insurance, corporate self-insurance of risks that would be difficult to insure in the usual way.

Most of that money goes to tailoring L-3′s boxes to meet contract requirements.