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Fine tuning.
Small adjustments to improve something or to get it working are called fine tuning.
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Selection of alternative restriction enzymes may therefore also be used to fine tune the performance of WGP in wheat.
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Just as digital controls get higher efficiency out of an automobile engine, tiny digital circuits on such mixed signal chips can fine-tune the performance of the analog portion of the chip or help it avoid damage.
These companies sold products that place software on servers and storage systems, move applications around data centers and fine-tune the performance of the whole setup using policies set by a customer.
She has been working on software and chips to fine-tune the performance of gaming machines by altering the frequency of payoffs, and is becoming fluent in the arcana of the gaming world.
Hence, the GiA Roots GUI helps users fine-tune the performance of GiA Roots's image processing steps.
They further fine-tune the performance of the device according to changing patient needs, in a way not possible without impractically frequent patient visits.
Accordingly, the MA plots provided a useful tool in estimating the need for specific data preparation steps as well as assess and fine-tune the performance of our normalization strategy QC step, Figure S4).
This allowed us to fine tune the primer sets for optimal performance: In contrast to Sanger based sequencing, using NGS unspecific amplification does not result in noisy sequencing data.
AntennaWeb.org will help fine tune the antenna.
Next fine tune the open string tensions using harmonics tuning.
In addition, the largest c4 instance will allow developers to fine-tune the processor performance even more by managing both the processor's performance and power management using P-state and C-state controls.
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