Sentence examples for implemented and optimised from inspiring English sources

Darwinian and Lamarckian schemes within evolutionary algorithms have been implemented and optimised.

Efficient algorithms for handling chemical ring perception have been implemented and optimised in the CDK.

The further collected qualitative data were useful for triangulating the effectiveness of the teacher facilitation practices implemented and optimised in this DBR.

Human skills are likewise essential when implementing and optimising campaigns, because in practice, all data-driven marketing is a function of human instructions.

This work presents the basic design principles established by AgroChePack by identifying problems and bottlenecks faced by existing schemes in Europe, by developing an integrated APPW scheme and by implementing, evaluating and optimising this scheme through pilot trials in Greece.

While waiting for this planned and powerful upgrade of the 3DCityDB toolchain to be fully developed, tested, optimised, implemented and finally released to the public, a manually derived database schema was implemented and is now freely available.

Given the increasing resistance rate of pathogens and relatively slow development of novel antimicrobial agents, antibiotic stewardship programme (ASP) is designed and implemented to optimise antibiotic therapy.

The study is designed to capture patient and carer profiles when conservative kidney management is implemented, and understand trajectories of care-receiving and care-giving with the aim of optimising palliative care for this population.

If further studies confirmed the availability of multiple devices in each ICU, a national program for teaching, maintenance of skills and regular evaluation of knowledge could be implemented to optimise the resources needed and maintain a high quality of use of these specific techniques.

Optimising the delivery of preventive and curative health services through targeted workforce planning and evidence based approaches, which engage families and the broader community, should be implemented and evaluated.

These were classified into four themes: promoting awareness and early presentation; review of the criteria for rapid referral and how they are implemented; optimising limited resources; and facilitating continuity of care.