Sentence examples for tailored to correct from inspiring English sources
She added, "In the few instances in which a market or markets experience systemic failure that is not likely to self-correct, government regulation tailored to correct the failure may be appropriate, provided that careful analysis shows that the proposed regulation's expected benefits outweigh its expected costs".
Future research needs to pinpoint the site(s) of age-related dysfunction so that therapies can be specifically tailored to correct the abnormality in addition to reinforcing any of the intact processes.
(i) Most methods cannot correct indel errors because they are tailored to correct only substitution errors and are therefore only applicable to Illumina reads.
The present study describes goal-directed haemostatic therapy of haemorrhage in severe trauma patients, in whom the administration of coagulation factor concentrates was tailored to correct the haemostatic defects identified by thromboelastometric analyses.
The total avoidance of antimicrobial use is not the ultimate goal, but their scientifically founded use according to the principle 1) tailored to the correct diagnosis and 2) as little as possible, but always the amount that is needed [ 8].
The original trilogy loyalists, now in their 40s, think that the prequel of the late 1990s and the re-releases of the originals corrupted the Star Wars ideal by being tailored to a politically correct audience.
Healthcare professionals and organizations can use quality measurement tools to identify discrete problem areas, to aid in tailoring interventions to correct care issues, and to track subsequent improvements.
Running, for instance, has 69 different levels and five programs tailored to different goals, like burning calories, correcting form, or increasing speed.
Various methods have been proposed to correct for these distortions, with the approach tailored to the frequency range of the issue (Fig. 1).
Ackerman corrects her, then decides to devise her own exercises "tailored to his lifelong strengths, words and creativity, exercises with a little fun, a little flair, and not condescending".
However, whether it is appropriate to correct for body weight when providing resuscitation is unclear, and resuscitative efforts should be tailored to the patient's hemodynamic physiology.
