Sentence examples similar to their tailor-made forms from inspiring English sources

Professor Emeritus John C. Sheehan, whose chemical synthesis of penicillin at MIT in 1957 led to the development of many tailor-made forms of the drug, died Saturday of congestive heart failure at his home in Key Biscayne, Fla.

Dispositional emotions, on the other hand, do not have tailor-made forms of expression, but can be manifested in a whole diverse range of behavior.

(Rock critics take pride in their tailor-made earplugs).

Tour operators such as Hands Up Holidays have incorporated a volunteering/ philanthropic component into all their tailor-made luxury trips.

Students can begin writing programs and run sample analyses while awaiting their tailor-made dataset.

Scientists have created a synthetic version of a tiny, harmless virus in 14 days -- a significant step toward the goal of creating tailor-made life forms to chew up pollutants or provide novel fuels.

Amorphous solid dispersions (ASDs) may entail tailor-made dosage form design to exploit their solubility advantage.

Some girls, in the quest for perfection, get their dresses tailor-made.

The availability of synthetic peptides has paved the way for their use in tailor-made interactions with biomolecules.

A tailor-made training course was developed and planned.

In C. glutamicum DAP-3c, a tailor-made producer, the diaminopentane forming enzyme, lysine decarboxylase, was inhibited in vivo by its end-product, suggesting a potential bottleneck at the level of the export.