Sentence examples for tailored to explain from inspiring English sources

Chromatin bivalency poses an interesting hypothesis tailored to explain the molecular mechanisms involved in the regulation of accessibility and transcriptional competence of differentiation-specific genes in ES and adult stem and progenitor cells; however, several examples bypass the need for bivalency in pluripotent cells, such as epigenetic regulation of some loci during B-cell development.

And he pointed out one difference in tailoring to explain the price gap.

Socrates' arguments from psychological conflict are well-tailored to explain akrasia (weakness of will).

"The length of each stage can be tailored to the individual," explains Sims.

Cover letters have always been an opportunity for candidates to sell themselves, so they must be short, structured and tailored to the job specification, explains careers adviser Hilary Freeman.

It's an education tailored to your needs," Tambay explained.

"People with different types of asthma could be treated with therapies tailored to their type of asthma," Weis explains.

Further efforts would be tailored to specific local conditions, Secretary Napolitano said, explaining: "There is no one-size-fits-all solution to meet our border technology needs".

This choice permits the use of low-complexity equalization algorithms specially tailored to banded and cyclically banded matrices, as explained in [12, 28].

The trial dialogue has many aspects that must be explained clearly and be tailored to an individual's needs and level of understanding to enable educated decision making.

However, there is little theoretical understanding to date of self-explaining prompt formats tailored to different expertise levels of learners to help them fully exploit the advantages of dynamic multi-representational materials.