Sentence examples for is tailored closely from inspiring English sources
In combination with in-vitro molecular markers, MI (performed mainly with multimodality techniques, such as PET/CT and PET/MR) [ 51] should facilitate earlier, even preclinical disease detection and characterization, prediction of prognosis, targeted treatment, and precise treatment follow-up, allowing "personalized medicine" that is tailored closely to the individual patient.
In each country, Barclays and UNICEF work closely to ensure that the programme is tailored to respond to local needs and opportunities.
And third, it closely reflects the individual needs orientation of rehabilitation clinics and is tailored to their environments.
New York is tailored, L.A. is flowy.
The agreement is tailored.
Polymer composites are potentially useful materials for orthopaedic applications as they can be tailored to closely match the various moduli of bone.
The use of interactive technology in the classroom has been accompanied by a move towards more flexible testing in exams that can be tailored more closely to individual pupils.
Although neat (unfilled) PEEK biomaterials can exhibit an elastic modulus ranging between 3 and 4 GPa, the modulus can be tailored to closely match cortical bone (18 GPa) or titanium alloy (110 GPa) by preparing carbon-fiber-reinforced (CFR) composites with varying fiber length and orientation [6].
Narrower age ranges in each group would be advisable - particularly perhaps for adolescents, to discuss matters with those of a similar developmental age and allow activities to be tailored more closely to meet the needs of the specific age-groups.
The nature of the intervention was tailored as closely as possible to the international model of assertive community treatment, with the two main exceptions being the size of caseloads and frequency of visits.
In later years, however, realism has been tailored to more closely fit its title, and it now largely relates the tales of ordinary people not in extraordinary circumstances but in ordinary ones.
