Sentence examples for help us optimize from inspiring English sources

In a country like India where often there are economical constraints, the judicious use of SLED will help us optimize the need for CRRT.

The results may help us optimize the tribological design of dynamic MEMS and realize the high-precision polishing process under ultralow pressure.

Sensors all along the food supply chain, together with Big Data analytics and the intelligence of the cloud, will help us optimize the delivery of food from "farm to fork".

The ideal of equality may therefore help us optimizing health care for the entire population.

History matching of the coreflood model helped us optimize the experiments and was useful in determining the importance of the parameters influencing sweep efficiency in the CWAG process.

Identification of patients with potentially poor prognosis after FOLFOX chemotherapy would help us to optimize another treatment protocol for patients with advanced gastric cancer.

Our findings will also help to prognosticate the rate of decline in renal function in treated hypertension, and hence help us to optimize management in hypertensive patients in order to reduce cardiovascular events.

Identifying somatic mutations in a tumor is important not because it qualifies for 'oncogenomics', but because through a deeper understanding of the nature of that particular tumor it can help us to optimize therapy or to design new therapeutic approaches.

Identifying somatic mutations in a tumor is important because through a deeper understanding of the nature of that particular tumor it can help us to optimize therapy or to design new therapeutic approaches.

But through the result of the network performance parameters and its analysis, we could simulate the Internet environment accurately, which helps us to optimize the network and design the network equipment to a certain extent.

Appearing of multiple Fano resonant modes in a coil-type regime in the UV and visible spectrum helps us to optimize the energy of generated magnetic hot-spots, significantly.