Sentence examples for change to optimize from inspiring English sources
Every company is building a mobile app, but it's tough to know what to change to optimize sales and other key performance indicators.
This research has shown that because agro-ecosystem services are related with the spatial configuration of paddy rice fields, by planning agricultural land use change to optimize spatial configuration, agro-ecosystem services can be maintained.
Changes in chest wall compliance (decreased when prone) and aerated lung volume (increased when prone) following repositioning highlight the apparent need to adjust PEEP after each position change to optimize mechanics for lung injury prevention.
"We've been making a number of changes to optimize and simplify Facebook Chat over the past weeks.
The geometric concentration ratio and bottom interval parameters were changed to optimize the surface uniform concentrator (SUC).
The last is considered as an effective component of 'predictive homeostasis' since nearly all organisms have developed mechanisms for anticipating environmental changes to optimize their survival [1, 2].
The input power, bias and nitrogen flow rate in the radio frequency plasma were changed to optimize the barrier properties of the SiON film.
In effect we are proposing a flexible indexing scheme that is aware of changes within its environment and which reacts to these changes to optimize performance.
This is iterative among all calibration basins because the geologic units are mapped across the entire state, and if the permeability is changed to optimize the fit in one basin it changes the permeability wherever the geology is mapped.
Optimization performed on this system results in a set of spatially dependent optimal floodplain access values as the connected floodplain shape (plan view width) is changed to optimize the objective function.
High resolution structures reveal the electrostatic surfaces recognized by neutralizing antibodies and the architectures underlying these surfaces, thereby identifying which substructures must be left intact and which can be changed to optimize biochemical and immunologic performance.
