Sentence examples for implemented to maximise from inspiring English sources
As part of the EU Life + NOVEDI project, a new eco-efficient recycling route has been implemented to maximise resources and energy recovery from post-consumer waste glass, through integrated waste management and industrial production.
This procedure was implemented to maximise the quality and completeness of the data.
However, the clinical guidelines do not include detailed information on the preferred exercise modalities that should be implemented to maximise the clinical benefits of exercise intervention in diabetes patients [ 7].
A gradient-based shape optimisation technique is implemented to minimise compliance, i.e. to maximise stiffness.
We will implement strategies to maximise adherence to the intervention, in line with research suggesting that good patient adherence increases the effectiveness of health interventions.
Sequential backward and forward selections of variables were implemented to reduce the number of variables while maximising the accuracies, resulting in increased accuracies of κ: 0.72 and κ: 0.83 for the associations and aggregated categories using six and three variables respectively.
An algorithm has been implemented to assess password strength in real time, and thereby assist the user to maximise security of the database.
35 36 In contrast, implementation of intensive programmes to maximise compliance with hand hygiene, and adherence to current recommendations for placement and care of CVCs, should be implemented to control exogenous sources.
As a result, there is a lack of advice for land managers on how to implement habitat restoration to maximise conservation outcomes, especially for insects.
It is important to consider the preferences of both patients and nurses when implementing bedside handover to maximise the successful uptake of this policy.
Context-appropriate triage systems should be implemented at all facilities, to maximise the efficient use of resources while minimising overall morbidity and mortality.
