Sentence examples for efficient experimentation from inspiring English sources

Current study aims to develop an in situ thermosensitive gelling system for intranasal delivery of DB213 facilitated by Statistical Design of Experiment (DoE) to conduct a more efficient experimentation by extracting the maximum amount of information from limited experiments.

An optimal integration of modern computational tools and efficient experimentation is presented for the accelerated design of Nb-based superalloys.

This presents a rather conservative guideline for efficient experimentation, however, it guarantees negligible difference of achem from ageo for most practical applications.

Active learning allows a feedback cycle to be developed, where after each set of data is added, new learning can be performed to optimize the next data collection, resulting in efficient experimentation.

Obtaining fundamental variables has critical importance in solving engineering problems, and analysis of experimental data aids more-efficient experimentation.

Although the ordering of the actions described below is not imposed, it evolved as an efficient procedure by experimentation and we suggest it as a reasonable starting point for less experienced users.

Fig. 2 Deposition workflow, illustrating user activity and repository actions Although the ordering of the actions described below is not imposed, it evolved as an efficient procedure by experimentation and we suggest it as a reasonable starting point for less experienced users.

By the 1970s Prince Edward Island, benefiting from a strong grassroots environmentalist movement, had become a continental leader in terms of experimentation with efficient and renewable energy.

Models make empirical experimentation more efficient, and in silico experiments can be conducted at reduced cost and avoid ethical dilemmas.

Efficient cataloguing of experimentally validated epitopes for cross-referencing of new predictions with past experimental data is a valuable resource that could reduce the need for and streamline further experimentation.

Achieving the vision for a resource-efficient Europe will require experimentation, learning-by-doing, and regular monitoring of progress towards the goals.