Sentence examples for tailored to adapt from inspiring English sources

The decision support is tailored to adapt to decision makers individually and therefore a higher acceptance and use-rate of DSS can be achieved.

Herd management is tailored to adapt animal requirements to resources by grouping calving periods.

Questions were tailored to adapt the preceding information based on a person's awareness of this application.

It also should be noted that internationally available behavioral theories and models need to be culturally tailored to adapt to particular populations.

It also should be noted that the internationally available behavioral theories and models need to be tailored to adapt to a cultural environment in which health behaviors are assessed.

An evaluation grid was designed and tailored to the review question, adapted from others (e.g. Hadorn et al. 1996; Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network 2004).

The search strategy was then tailored to each database by adapting search syntax and terms, and identifying appropriate field codes.

The versatility of modular development combined with tolerance for genetic variation may allow plants to adapt at rates tailored to pathogen life cycles or to relatively expanded time scales, such as those affecting climate change.

An example is the Swedish carmaker Volvo that felt the consequence of having to adapt to EU rules tailored to EU car producers' interests.

While in this case the event is a drought, the game could easily be adapted and tailored to different stakeholder groups by considering other extremes such as floods, or even different intensities of events.

The evaluation protocol is based on methodologies developed in previous European Union studies, which have been extended, significantly adapted and tailored to the specific requirements of the evaluation of models for the dispersion of LNG vapour.