Sentence examples for be adapted and optimised from inspiring English sources
Without an iterative approach, learning from one cycle is not used to inform the next cycle, and therefore it is unlikely that interventions will be adapted and optimised for use in a particular setting.
In collection management practice, such extent of degradation could be seen as the end of lifetime for the particular mode of general access, and environmental and access practices could be adapted to optimise the lifetime as required.
To compensate for the effects of immunosenescence, vaccines for elderly people must be adapted to optimise the immune responses to vaccination.
This paper presents an inverse design procedure, which can be adapted to both thin and thick wind turbine blade sections aiming to optimise the geometry for a prescribed distribution of bound vortices.
In order to optimise the outcomes of health promotion interventions, their content and objectives should be adapted to the actual context where they are to be implemented [ 85- 88].
The maximal χ method of Miller and Siegmund (Miller and Siegmund, 1982) and Halpern (Halpern, 1982) was adapted to determine which cutoff value best dichotomised patients into low- and high-expression TS and ERCC1 subgroups; the Tree method (LeBlanc and Crowley, 1992) was then applied to optimise these cutoff values.
Tension and compression values were averaged and optimised.
Instead of directly optimising the classifier parameters based on feature values, the distance functions itself is trained and optimised.
During ethical review, the end points and analgesia were reviewed and optimised.
Medical therapy was reviewed and optimised by a specialist.
