Sentence examples for precision tailoring from inspiring English sources
The room was always blindingly bright and white, the most unforgiving backdrop to show off the designers' fanatical eye for detail, finish and precision tailoring.
Thom Browne, as usual, was on his own: blowing a red-lippy kiss to military pomp and precision tailoring while delightfully hoisting the surrender flag over the parade.
McQueen, known to his friends as Lee, was renowned for the theatricality of his fashion shows, but thanks to his precision tailoring and attention to detail, the effect was often more beautiful than shocking.
The Republicans pursued these votes with aggressive precision, tailoring their legal arguments to suit the different political leanings of various counties, while the Democrats were hobbled by indecision and contradictory strategies.
As a role model for how to turn a click of inspiration into high fashion, this was vintage Gaultier: his precision tailoring inset with trellis work; silver-embroidered "denim" that actually was a jacquard effect; audacious inserts of his signature bustier corsets; and a shawl skirt with a wild jungle of fringe.
Patients can be treated with much more precision, tailored-made to their own individual genetic makeups for more effectiveness.
Only by discovering patterns among those data points, Venter believes, will HLI gain insights that physicians can use to practice "precision medicine," tailoring treatment choices to the exact genetic makeup of each patient.
Controlling the physicochemical properties during synthesis, which can be done with high precision, allows tailoring QDs for specific functions/uses.
On the other hand the same public asks for "personalized"or "precision medicine"(Reza Mirnezami et al. 2012) precisely tailored to each patient's requirements.
The fundamental idea behind precision medicine is to integrate information from all aspects to create diagnostic and therapeutic strategies that are precisely tailored to each patient's requirement (Collins and Varmus, 2015).
The idea of precision medicine is to use as much biological information as possible to make sure that treatments are more precisely tailored to individuals and their diseases.
