The phrase "and optimising the effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or methods aimed at enhancing the impact or outcome of a particular action or process.
Example: "We are focusing on improving our marketing strategy and optimising the effect of our campaigns to reach a wider audience."
Alternatives: "and maximizing the impact" or "and enhancing the outcome."
The Taguchi experimental design method was used to determine and optimise the effect of the selected input parameters.
Statistical Box Behnken RSM design was used to investigate and optimise the effects of four independent electrodeposition synthesis parameters, namely: deposition time, precursor tungsten (W) concentration, annealing temperature and pH.
A secondary aim of this theory-based approach is to develop methods for "pre-testing" and optimising the potential effect of interventions (implementation modelling experiments) prior to their use at service-level.
Further studies directed at delineating mechanisms and optimising the radioprotective effects of probiotics are indicated.
The simplified models proposed in this study provides a generic framework for an efficient and precise quantification of windbreak effects and optimising the design of windbreak systems.
After developing and optimising the method, parameters such as linearity, repeatability, matrix effects and carry-over were studied.
The investigation of these effects provides important indications on the ability of this modified electrode geometry to control and optimise the charge multiplication effect, in order to fully recover the collection efficiency of heavily irradiated microstrip detectors, at reasonable bias voltage compatible with the voltage feed limitation of the CERN SLHC experiments.
9 The producer of the device (GI Dynamics Inc) recommends that treatment with DJBS is accompanied with dietetic counselling to optimise the effect and to prevent device malfunction.
In our trial, we evaluated a novel TACE protocol (sTACE) designed to optimise the effect of chemotherapy and overcome some of the theoretical flaws in the conventional protocols.
The objective was to optimise the effect of germination time and temperature on the concentration of soluble protein, lunasin, BBI, lectin, saponins and isoflavones in soybean seeds from cultivar BRS 133.
