Sentence examples for more targeted selection from inspiring English sources

It's a problem I know Zappos specifically has been trying to tackle from many angles, looking for ways for customers to provide more accurate measurements of their feet, for example, in order to match them with a more targeted selection of footwear.

We were not able to analyse the effect of change in admission policy (more targeted selection processes are generally associated with lower dropout [ 22, 32, 33]) as none of the 'HPAT' cohorts have graduated yet.

The main suggestions made by facilitators were: simpler homework, a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 10 participants per group, fewer topics to be discussed in each session or an increase in the number of sessions, and a more targeted selection of participants.

Then click the submit button, and a network will be created in seconds (however, this depends on the user selection: the more targets selection, the longer the generation time).

However, economic costs and toxicity risks deriving from the use of anti-EGFR therapeutic options made increasingly essential the identification of molecular or clinical predictive factors of response (or resistance) for a better, more accurate, actually targeted, selection of patients more likely to benefit from such a treatment approach.

Given above, it seems that subcentral proteins may have achieved an optimal tradeoff between functional constraints and adaptive effects, and thus were more targeted by adaptive selection in the recent human evolution.

The goal is more targeted advertising.

But it's much more targeted".

This should give you more targeted results.

This pattern is more suggestive of random sampling of the substrate by the axon population prior to target selection [45], [46].

Importantly, with more functionally important sites follows more targets for selection.