Sentence examples for tailoring suitable for from inspiring English sources

Styles range from high-1950's Miami Beach Moderne to traditional tailoring suitable for the horsy set.

But as the Henry-mandated looting of monasteries fills the royal coffers, Ms. Bergin has turned to shimmery fabrics, antique lace and exquisite tailoring suitable for a man whose "appetite is so jaded".

Even though not all such features are available in all devices, recording adherence performance is essential for analysis and to tailor suitable interventions.

The later limitation could be overcome however in future studies by tailoring software suitable for cardiac functional evaluation.

They are potentially easy to manufacture by filament winding of biocompatible and resorbable polymers, and could be tailored for suitable mechanical properties.

With these variations, the mesh size for PEG can be tailored to be suitable for sensing purposes.

This feature suggests that the ALD coating process is quite suitable for tailoring the optical resonator and for microfluidic applications since the surface roughness will contribute remarkable light loss[17] and resistance in fluidics.

The SCIP-A has been shown to be a valid discriminative measure and should prove suitable for tailoring treatment information at the level of item, subscale and total scale score.

A wide range of heavy feeds available suggests that the tailor-made catalysts suitable for hydroprocessing of a particular feed may need to be designed for achieving an efficient operation.

The importance of studying thermal degradation, understanding the processes occurring during thermal stress as well as the parameters affecting the thermal stability of PUs are essential in order to effectively design polyurethanes having tailor-made properties suitable for the particular environment where they are to be used.

Given the previous reports on the prolonged circulation time of filamentous nanostructures by Discher and co-workers and the low protein adsorption of zwitterionic material by Jiang and co-workers, we are optimistic that after further modification and optimization of the size and surface chemistry these CPT nanotubes could be tailored with suitable physicochemical properties for systemic delivery.