Sentence examples for further increasing the utilization from inspiring English sources
We also propose a hierarchical design that consists of a hardware virtualization mechanism for dynamically linking the device nodes, kernel modules, and on-demand reconfigurable hardware functions and a hardware preemption mechanism for further increasing the utilization of hardware resources per unit time.
This Co0.57Ni0.43 LDH sample had a BET specific surface area of 109.8 m2 g−1 and total pore volume of 0.6036 cm3 g−1, and its pore size distribution was mainly in the range of 1.5 5 nm, which led to the high liquid solid interfacial area and further increased the utilization of the active materials.
These results suggest the need for public health interventions directed at improving the awareness of mothers and family members about the importance of postnatal care checks and to further increase the utilization of these services.
Unprofessional practices, attitudes and behaviours of ANC providers may further increase the non-utilization of ANC.
This further improves the performance by increasing the utilization of SM instead of using registers or LM.
Moreover, the utilization of higher doses of meropenem administered as extended infusions further increased the probability of achieving bactericidal exposures for this resistant population of organisms.
Critically ill patients experience severe stress, inflammation and clinical conditions which may increase the utilization and metabolic turnover of vitamin B-6 and may further increase their oxidative stress and compromise their antioxidant capacity.
To further increase cellulose utilization, the excessively accumulated pyruvate needs to be consumed.
NASA and its partners must substantially increase the utilization of the ISS, a precious resource, for the purpose of learning how to go to Mars.
Another assumption of the model is that mail order begins with the second fill; initiation of mail order at the first fill would further increase utilization given the high rate of therapy discontinuation that occurs before the second fill is dispensed.
