Sentence examples for focus on optimisation from inspiring English sources

The majority of the existing approaches focus on optimisation issues before or during the cloud migration process from the legacy systems and mostly target cost optimisation issues [7] in terms of resource allocation and deployment [8].

Therefore, future work will focus on optimisation of the culture broth with a new MonoNose that has a larger dynamic measuring range.

To maximise their benefits ambulatory disease management programs should initially focus on optimisation of medical management of chronic disease and associated comorbidities, but subsequently the focus should switch to strategies that enhance health independence and raise HRQoL over the longer term.

Most of Motorola's efforts in software have been focused on optimisation, aiming for a smooth, lag-free experience.

In order to retain the drug-like profile, the design of novel macrolide molecules should be focused on optimisation of macrolide cores, that is macrolactone moiety with sugars and other small substituents avoiding large substituents and flexible linkers such as in conjugate derivatives.

The present study was focused on optimisation of exopolymer production using Box Behnken experimental design and its possibility for potential emulsification index.

Future investigation of catumaxomab in prospective studies focusing on optimisation of therapy schedule and targeting well-selected population is warranted.

Further basic studies should be focused on optimisation of the dose of ONO-1301SR or the administration mode of ONO-1301SR, such as a single subcutaneous injection, intermittent injections, or oral intake.

To assess the latter, Charani and colleagues included five qualitative and five quantitative studies in a systematic review; the qualitative studies placed emphasis on the predominant influence of social norms, cultures and attitudes on antimicrobial prescribing, while the quantitative studies focused on optimisation of anti-microbial prescribing behaviour [ 1].

First, we focus on the optimisation problem of forming the travellers' coalitions that minimise the travel cost of the overall system.

However, due to the complexity of handling multiple objectives simultaneously, many approaches proposed in the literature often focus on the optimisation of a single objective when deciding the locations for a set of wind turbines spread across a given region.