Sentence examples for better optimise from inspiring English sources

Any improvements to Linux from the HPC industry to better optimise GPU would immediately benefit Valve".

"Technology has caught up with the faster business model, but labour regulations have not," said Raj Narayanaswamy CEO of Replicon, which helps big companies better optimise their time.

Integrated Water Resources Management IWRMM) was introduced in 1980s to better optimise water uses between different water demanding sectors.

The changes would enable Ariane 5 to better optimise its payload capacity for heavier, more lucrative customers; and also to offer a broader range of orbits to those clients.

Challenges in the numerical modelling of radial-inflow turbines using high-density working fluids still need to be addressed in order to improve the turbine design and better optimise ORCs.

I'm told it signed up its 100th retailer last week, and has so far created detailed profiles of over a million individual customers, "letting retailers better communicate with them through personalised messaging, and better optimise their marketing spend by identifying channels that drive better customers".

We argue that to understand the determinants of adherence better and optimise the impact of different intervention components upon them, we need to design interventions based on clear conceptual frameworks.

These findings would be translated into generating better strategies to optimise their use in cancer clinical trials.

PI3K/Akt signalling may be required for integrin-dependent attachment and spreading of scirrhous gastric carcinoma cells, and would be translated into generating better strategies to optimise their use in cancer clinical trials.

Furthermore, better systems to optimise care coordination, rather than just self-management, for consumers should remain a priority for future health planning, particularly in the context of reform primary healthcare.

Therefore, we conclude that, even if theoretically useful for many treatments, PRP has to be carefully considered before its use in humans; the risk of negative effects and the role of many variables that may influence the final outcome need to be clarified to obtain better results and optimise the potential benefits of this technique.