Sentence examples for exploiting efficiencies from inspiring English sources
At the recent 2010 International AIDS Society Conference in Vienna, a number of global health leaders called for maximizing the availability of ART through exploiting "efficiencies"[14] in delivery of HIV/AIDS care.
It may be that by gearing up for trade (investing in distribution networks, for example), firms within an RTA are able to exploit efficiencies that boost trade more widely.Another way to isolate the impact of a trade deal is to study stockmarket reactions.
Lattice materials composed of hollow nanocrystalline struts have recently made it possible to access new regions of material property space, by exploiting structural efficiencies along multiple length scales (nanometre to centimetre range).
Metal Ni is a plentiful resource that can actively split water toward hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) in alkaline solution, but exploiting high-efficiency Ni-based composite catalysts is still a significant assignment.
The optimization formulation of limit analysis is next presented by the form of a second-order cone programming (SOCP) for the purpose of exploiting the efficiency of interior point solvers.
The peroral formulation of capecitabine has spurred new expectations exploiting the efficiency of the well-known antimetabolite FU in cancer chemotherapy.
A directive issued to staff also states it is to "fully exploit utility efficiencies" in army premises.
The computer codes were written to exploit the efficiencies engineered into modern, high-performance computing software.
Concurrently public policy developments in line with the UK's Transformational Government agenda have led to ever greater amounts of personal information being made available electronically, and with greater levels of access being explored in order to exploit greater efficiencies in the delivery of public services.
The assays can be run kinetically and in high throughput to exploit the efficiencies that are inherent in the technology.
