Thanks to the tailoring of these anions and to this physico-chemical approach it has been possible to show that resonance electron-withdrawing effects, as opposed to inductive ones, are decisive in reaching high conductivities in aprotic polymer electrolytes.
This allows tailoring of the intervention to the context in which the intervention is applied.
However, this requires tailoring of the health care to the needs of patients with SMI, as well as structural collaboration between mental health care professionals and GPs.
But, then again, economists are the tailors of this emperor's new clothes and have a very strong incentive to keep discussing fiscal policy using meaningless measures.
Next door to Burlington House, home of the Royal Academy of Arts and other learned societies, a stone's throw from the enticements of Soho, the grandeur of St. James's, and the comforts of Mayfair, to say nothing of the canny tailoring of Savile Row, lies this hidden world — part club, part cloister — stretching the full length of its neighboring Sackville Street.
Attention to the recruitment difficulties we encountered and future tailoring of DT to this particular population is warranted.
Accordingly, however its objectives are defined, the Law School's race-based admissions policy fails the narrow tailoring requirement of this court's strict scrutiny analysis.
The theoretical model underlying the computer tailoring component of this intervention was the integrated behavioral change (I-Change) model [ 16, 24, 25], as this model has previously successfully used in computer-tailored interventions [ 27, 28].
The precise tailoring of Bouchra Jarrar, softened this season with fur collars and wisps of silk, confirm her position as a woman-for-women designer.
