Sentence examples for be optimally matched from inspiring English sources
The windmill design can be optimally matched to the site meteorological characteristics for maximization of the turbine performance-index.
In summary, the intervention group and historical control group in this study do not seem to be optimally matched on crucial parameters.
This again highlights the limitation of this criterion, which is optimized by construction when sequences are optimally matched in terms of similarity.
Dwell positions and dwell weights were manually modified after geometric and dose point optimization until dose-volume constraints were optimally matched.
ASIPs exploit the full architectural space (memory, interconnect, instruction set, parallelism), so they are optimally matched to a specific task.
In the present study we examine this issue again, using an experimental design in which the context words in the related and unrelated conditions are optimally matched.
Also to measure whether everyone is on the right place, meaning that (the supply of) all qualities of the employees are optimally matched with the demanded functional requirements, has only been done so far through intuition and common sense.
A method is proposed for efficient, rotationally symmetric, tight mirror focusing of laser beams that is optimally matched to their thin-film linear-to-radial polarization conversion by a constant near-Brewster angle of incidence of the beams onto a polarizing element.
SUB1 orthologues in different Plasmodium species may have co-evolved with their cognate substrates such that they are optimally matched.
Such regulation may help to finely tune the composition of the chloroplast proteome, ensuring that it is optimally matched to varying environmental and developmental circumstances.
The stability and the rates of transitions between states of the MutS GT complex are optimally matched to the detection capability of our single-molecule fluorescence assay (given the limitations of fluorophore photobleaching and emCCD-based detection), which allowed the complete conformational landscape to be characterized in detail.
