Sentence examples for To streamline this from inspiring English sources

To streamline this undertaking, Liu and then-graduate students Kevin Esvelt and Jacob Carlson harnessed the life cycle of the M13 bacteriophage, a virus that infects E. coli.

To streamline this process, Uhlén's team has created standardized arrays containing microscopic samples from 48 kinds of normal human tissue and 20 types of tumors.

"To streamline this process, Hire now uses AI to automatically suggest interviewers and ideal time slots, reducing interview scheduling to a few clicks," Hoffmann wrote.

To streamline this process, in 2002 President Bush signed an executive order directing federal agencies to work with the SBA to consider the impact of regulations on small businesses.

To streamline this process, more and more businesses are relying on agile incident management platforms like PagerDuty, which has seen a 58% increase in downloads in the UK over the past six weeks.

To streamline this adoption and help it go more smoothly, teachers need a platform that operates as a resource to help make the standards more accessible and make alignment easier to manage, but also one that integrates with what they've already been doing.

FOR many high school seniors and their parents, this is the season for tackling the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a notoriously cumbersome process that the government is trying to streamline this year.

I'm going to attempt to streamline this week's recap so we can fully examine the Final Four individually and make our assessments as to their winnability for the endgame, Mercedes Benz Fashion Week (insert audio clip here of choir singing).

"OrderWithMe's first three years were spent identifying the pain points across the entire inventory purchasing and management process and building the technology to help streamline this process," said Jenkins in a statement.

"Basically what we're really concentrating on at the moment is to really streamline this operation.

To help streamline this process, we developed a simple, yet robust, curation paradigm that multiplexes several third party and novel controlled vocabularies to describe a vast range of possible interactions.