Sentence examples for cost effective modifications from inspiring English sources

In this study we investigated novel cost effective modifications, designed to improve ISO 21528-1 2004 for the detection of Enterobacteriaceae.

Using finite element studies validated by a full-scale frame Cardington building test, we investigated simple and cost-effective modifications of single plate connections to resist the forces and deformations induced by thermal loads during a real fire scenario.

These results suggest that considerable improvements in absolute base coverage may be achieved through relatively simple and cost-effective modifications of high-throughput sequencing sample preparation protocols.

· Development of a computer-based surveillance programme from which progress in control can be determined and cost-effective modifications can be made.

This facile, cost-effective modification strategy offers additional criteria to design ultrafiltration membranes with selective rejection, improved fouling properties as well as increased flux for water treatment applications.

Distillate output was increased up to 25 % with this cost-effective modification.

However, the suggested correlation has been formulated by collecting the data for 3 months only 8. Suneesh et al. (2014) V-type solar still, basin area 1.5 m2 (Fig. 12) Condensing cover cooling Cotton gauge top cover cooling (CGTCC) with and without air flow 4.3 l/m2 distillate with CGTCC and 4.6 l/m2 with air flow along with CGTCC CGTCC without air flow is cost-effective modification.

The unit was retired in 1974 when Con Edison determined that it was not cost effective to implement modifications called for in Nuclear Regulatory Commission requirements.

Selecting the most cost effective building designs or modifications that met these dual goals regardless of occupant behaviour is a non-trivial task.

The proposed method was simpler, more efficient, and more cost effective than the conventional modification strategies for Au NPs; thus, SF-Au NPs can be potentially used in biomedical applications.

Moreover, evidence-based preventions, which are cost effective and focus on environmental modifications to reduce the risk of unintentional fall in this population, as well as their susceptibility to injury in motor vehicle crashes, are needed [ 15, 17].