Sentence examples for tailored analysis from inspiring English sources

HPVdb integrates curated data and information with tailored analysis tools to facilitate data mining and to aid rational vaccine design by discovery of vaccine targets.

HPVdb is a knowledge-based system that integrates curated data and information with tailored analysis tools to facilitate data mining for HPV vaccinology and immunology.

The KB-builder facilitates a systematic discovery of vaccine targets by enabling fast development of specialized bioinformatics KBS that tightly integrate the content (accurate, up-to-date, and well-organized antigen data) with tailored analysis tools.

The more reliant they are on junior seasonal workers who turn over every year, the less likely that they are able to provide rigorous, sophisticated and tailored analysis.

This paper details the methodology of sizing and dispatching distributed generation components, outlines eight databases that are employed to capture regional variations in pricing and building dynamics, and discusses the myriad of customizations available to provide a tailored analysis for a single building or national impact studies.

The videos featured an introduction from Hodgson then tailored analysis for each player, presented by coaches Gary Neville and Ray Lewington, Hodgson said he had no idea if the players had watched the videos.

Whether those differences are relevant to the "narrow tailoring" analysis may depend on Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.

A standard, canonical format of the exchanged data simplifies workflow development, and reduces the effort of developing and tailoring analysis pipelines.

Ever sensitive, she said, to the way the political winds were blowing, he tailored his analysis to the politics of the day and hence produced work that, almost by definition, could not last.

Classic linear models; autocorrelation in error variances; methods that allow for nonlinearities; methods tailored to analysis of high-frequency data and modeling of value at risk; vector autoregressive models; factor models; the Kalman filter.

Clearly, there are differences, such as Fox News giving significant airtime to contributors like political consultant Dick Morris, who acknowledged after the election that he had tailored his analysis to cheer up Republicans, and Karl Rove, perhaps the most powerful Republican operative.