Sentence examples for impact on tailoring from inspiring English sources

The control of this metastable phase within the shell to optimize the core/shell interface will have significant impact on tailoring the optical properties of core/shell NCs also in related material systems.

To further explore the impact of tailoring on FOBT return, participants who already 'want to screen' were excluded (total n remaining for analysis = 1083/2227; TPDS = 351; NTPDS = 344; CG = 388) and a GLM was conducted in which trial condition in those not yet ready to screen was used to predict FOBT return.

The large air-holes in the outer cladding are mainly used for light confinement and have little impact on the dispersion tailoring.

This method of controlling the microstructure of SWNTs in liquid state with pH could have a significant impact on the ability to tailor the microstructure and properties of composites.

Greater insight into the interaction of genetic modifiers of Met signaling will significantly impact on our ability to tailor combination therapies for Met-driven cancers.

On the other hand, providing clinicians with early microbiological information has a beneficial impact on the patient, permitting tailored antibiotic use and a decrease in antimicrobial-related adverse events [ 25].

This difference lies between the 3% mean difference measured in a systematic review of the impact of printed educational material on professional practice [ 16], and the 55% mean difference observed in another review on the impact of interventions tailored to the identified barriers for change [ 21].

This study is the Danish part of a Nordic multi-centre study, where the aim is to describe the impact of individually tailored programmes in nursing home settings on residents' physical functioning, dependence in ADL and self-rated well-being.

Salience and coherence of screening was also positively impacted by tailored messages.

Mr. Lamy is quick to acknowledge that the list has been tailored for maximum impact on American domestic politics.

 Despite the growing body of evidence as to what countries need to focus on to make a real impact on their epidemics, some are still not tailoring their programmes for those who are most at risk and in need.