Sentence examples for activities to optimise from inspiring English sources

However, cessation of this intervention was associated with an increase in MRSA rates suggesting that discontinuing activities to optimise hand hygiene practices may be detrimental.

27 28 Although we did not detect any intervention effects of the HH promotion strategy, cessation of this intervention was associated with an increase in MRSA rates in our study, suggesting that discontinuing activities to optimise HH practices may be detrimental.

The developed procedure can allow one to specify priority areas for prevention activities, in order to optimise the costs and benefits of designing a plan to monitor instability phenomena at regional and site-specific scales.

This is not always easy to conclude, but it is essential to optimise activities and maximise the project's success.

It is, thus, imperative that teaching preparations and activities are well organised to optimise class time, with frequent opportunities for questions, discussions and formative feedback.

Matching students skills to the level of challenge of the tasks (i.e., fast-paced activities are more challenging) to optimise the learning experience (Csikszentmihalyi et al. 2005; Vygotsky 1978) Fewer volcanic events: "We [the instructors] felt it could have gone a little slower and had a few less 'events'events

Based on an unperturbed airflow assumption and using a set of validated modelling methods, a series of activities were carried out to optimise an aerodynamic design of a small wind turbine for a built up area, where wind is significantly weaker and more turbulent than those open sites preferable for wind farms.

At the time of writing this new version of the FDG PET/CT guidelines for tumour imaging, several international collaborative activities are being undertaken to optimise the use of FDG PET/CT as a quantitative imaging biomarker.

As part of a research effort to improve the quality of current chemotherapy of Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia, we report a structure-based design project to optimise activity, species selectivity and pharmaceutical properties of the triazenyl-pyrimethamine TAB (4) (IC50=0.17 μM; rat liver DHFR IC50/P. carinii DHFR IC50=114).

Therefore, a systematic structure activity relationship (SAR) analysis of BTCP (1) was undertaken to optimise activity against both TryR and the intact parasite T. brucei.

In the absence of a clear understanding of which molecular target(s) are responsible for anti-trypanosomal activity, the only way to optimise this compound is phenotypically.