Sentence examples for continue optimising from inspiring English sources

Audi said it would continue optimising the fuel and combustion sequence, with an eye towards manufacturing mass quantities of the e-fuel.

Maison Me's co-founder and CEO Anastasia Sartan said that the startup will be using the money to continue optimising its services and building for new platforms such as Google Home.

To enable biomarker analysis to continue to optimise the treatment of patients with mCRC, collection of tumour samples should be recommended for all future mCRC trials.

As this was one of the first studies on RA SMI future development and evaluation via a randomised controlled trial is necessary to continue to optimise the positive outcomes of the program.

Finally, the changes in cancer treatment provision such as the increasing use of multidisciplinary teams, one-stop triple assessment clinics for symptomatic breast complaints and breast cancer nurse specialists will undoubtedly continue to optimise the quality of care offered to women with breast cancer.

Together with the discontinuation of the gonad shielding, we continued to optimise our protocols.

Founder and CEO David Vélez — who himself used to work for Sequoia helping it scout opportunities to invest in Latin America — says that growth has been completely by word of mouth and by intentionally creating a waitlist while it continues to optimise its algorithms.

It is imperative that we use these features to our advantage and continue working on optimising online learning of EBM if we want to see the impact on health outcomes.

This work underpins continued efforts to optimise recombinant MSP2 constructs for evaluation as potential vaccine candidates.

As ECMO can activate inflammation and coagulation cascades, a continuing effort to optimise biocompatibility is desirable.

16 Although, the process of myocardial reperfusion continues to be optimised with recent advances in PPCI technology (thrombus aspiration, novel stents), 17 antiplatelet (prasugrel, ticagrelor) 18 and antithrombotic therapy (bivalirudin), 19 there is currently no effective therapy for reducing myocardial ischaemia-reperfusion (I/R) injury per se.