Sentence examples for ways of tailoring from inspiring English sources

Two years later, in late 2011, in what now seems to have been preparation for the resumption of talks, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan summoned media owners and editors to a closed-door meeting to discuss ways of tailoring their coverage of the Kurdish question so as to protect the national interest.

This study is important to researchers in Europe and elsewhere who may be interested in new ways of tailoring an established CDC methodology to their unique settings to resolve data deficits in maternal health.

Improving service system efficiency for service users with complex needs by taking a 'whole-system' approach, where services recognise their interdependencies, plan together to provide a comprehensive range of services, establish clear links between these services, and provide ways of tailoring services to local older population.

Other ways of tailoring included providing feedback that compared participant's behaviour to the behaviour of peers [ 23, 24], to previously set goals [ 18, 22] and tailoring feedback to the participant's self-efficacy, perceived benefits and barriers to behaviour, intentions and attitudes [ 20, 25].

This demonstrates a straightforward way of tailoring the responsivity of UV photodetectors for practical applications.

Multicomponent composition design of amorphous alloys is an effective way of tailoring filler metals for improving the joint strength.

The results suggest a plausible way of tailoring the band bending and defects of the ZnO NRs through control of H2O/H* species.

Carbonization and graphitization are enhanced by embedding nanotubes in the fibers and could be an effective way of tailoring the properties of this system.

The advance could lead to a more precise way of tailoring specific knots to particular needs such as surgical operations and might also improve our understanding of naturally occurring knots in DNA and elsewhere.

The manipulation of the structure of collagen scaffolds using a freeze-drying technique was explored in this work as an intrinsically biocompatible way of tailoring the inner architecture of the scaffold.

Maciejewski, who has emerged on the club scene from a business background, is adamant that the entrance policy isn't just a way to ruin as many people's nights as possible: "The coins work as a really good way of tailoring the crowd, but they also work on a family level," explains Maciejewski.