Sentence examples for task of tailoring from inspiring English sources

He said some Bush-era policies were no longer relevant to the task of tailoring a tax code to a properly sized government.

He went on to say, a Times article reported, that some Bush-era policies were no longer relevant to the task of tailoring a tax code to a properly sized government.

Genomic acknowledgment of at least 5 intrinsic breast cancer subtypes coupled with at least 6 7 TNBC molecularly characterised subtypes, makes it not surprising that the task of tailoring treatment for breast cancer presentations a minefield [25], [30].

The visibility of new features that become relevant in new contexts of use and task optimization are also possibilities inherent in the concept of tailoring.

The physiotherapist determined the complexity of the task, tailored on patient's motor deficit.

The library normally contains a range of alternative skeletons for the same task, perhaps tailored for different data representations.

This task was tailored to the specific need for curation of accession numbers in databases such as MEDLINE.

His next task is to tailor Priceline's technology to a new generation of smart phones and other mobile devices.

Since computing the solution of an NLP can be a complex and time-consuming task, tailored optimization algorithms have emerged to (approximately) solve the NLPs.

Whereas this conventional approach attempts to use criteria that are flexible enough to apply to any RCT, the Mathie et al. article specifically takes on the task of providing criteria that are tailored to homeopathic research studies.

With an improved understanding of how tasks are divided, tailored, and optimised between the family and the CCW, better risk protection strategies can be developed and implemented.