His company plans to harvest stem cells from cloned human embryos, experiments that Dr. West predicts will lead to tailor-made cures for some of mankind's most devastating diseases -- among them heart disease, which killed his father.
The availability of such materials in large quantities can help one explore their physical characteristics in detail, which can lead to tailor-made systems with manipulated properties.
For example, it is anticipated that the width of the band gap of the CNTs changes with addition of nitrogen and boron, which could lead to tailoring of electronic properties of the material [5].
These advances in turn may lead to tailor-made colchicine site agents which would be valuable new assets to fight a variety of tumors, including those that have become resistant to the (antispindle) drugs used today.
The spread of mobile media devices, whether smartphones or iPads or Nooks, has led to tailored software applications that make reading text and watching video easier on screens smaller than those on personal computers.
Changing the spacer length in the furan functionalized compound leads to tailor-made properties.
From a base VEGFR biochemical reaction network and associated PK/ePD models, we applied a series of computational methods Sobol sensitivity analysis and optimization-based control that led to tailored multidrug chemotherapy regimens.
Likewise, manipulating the HGF Met system with complete control will lead to a tailor made treatment for those infectious diseases.
Other works have investigated the phenomenon regarding tailorability, e.g., the reasons that lead users to tailor (cf. [19, 31, 33]); several have focused on some specific mechanisms that allow tailoring, e.g., menus and buttons (cf. [20, 32]), while some classified the different types of tailoring (cf. [22, 27]) and a few have discussed the design of these applications [13, 28, 45].
Autopsies are performed by county medical examiners and even with competent and professional medical examiners, police and prosecutors may exert undue influence on their findings by sharing theories of a crime or information about a suspect, which may lead pathologists to tailor their conclusions to fit the theory of law enforcement officials rather than the facts of a case.
Since some patients respond to one kind of therapy but not the other, the research could lead to better tailoring of treatment, she said.
