Sentence examples for properly tailor from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, information currently available is insufficient to properly tailor adjuvant treatments.

However, in order to properly tailor the composite material properties for specific applications, the relevant conduction mechanisms must be better understood.

We correlate these fundamental properties with device performance metrics in an effort to properly tailor high-performance carbon supercapacitor electrodes with non-flammable and electrochemically stable electrolytes.

Therefore, it is very crucial to understand the interfacial structure of twinning boundaries of {10̅11} twin at the atomic scale if we are to properly tailor twins for microstructural design and applications.

To properly tailor the synthesis of oligoAA, and its block co-oligomers synthesized by Reversible-Addition Fragmentation chain Transfer (RAFT) polymerization to applications, detailed knowledge about the chemical structure is needed.

They also drew heavily on their own personal experiences and capabilities of imagination and empathy to properly tailor the complex and nuanced interactions implied in tasks of bathing, dressing, and feeding proscribed in the care plan.

Software patents, Mr. Kappos acknowledged in his speech, must be "properly tailored in scope" to protect against overly broad claims.

(Behind him, through another door, was the new made-to-measure shop, where customers can have their clothes properly tailored and hemmed).

The central question the courts are empowered to review is whether surveillance targeting procedures are properly tailored to ensure that at least one party to intercepted communciations really is abroad.

Tomorrow I'll email the career adviser at my university to get some feedback on my application, find out whether I've properly tailored my CV to the job spec and get some help analysing what I could have done differently.

Both are meant to be light and fresh, and both can suffer from problems of scale if not properly tailored: revealing too much, or extending too far in a misguided attempt to be more durable, more fashionable, or more suited to evening wear.