Sentence examples for improve the intensification from inspiring English sources
This is because the DE-SK is designed to enhance the search capability by improving the diversification using the DE's operators and the k-variable moves added to the DE can improve the intensification.
Flow chemistry has been proposed in modern organic chemistry as a mean for process intensification, to improve the control over reaction performance and to achieve higher yield.
Ultrasonic intensification can improve the biokinetic parameters such as microbial growth rate [ 77] during fermentation and also enhance the reaction rate of transesterification during biodiesel production.
This work employed a systematic methodology and process intensification concepts to improve the state-of-the-art vanillin production process from kraft lignin.
Besides multidisciplinary management further treatment intensification is warranted to improve the still limited prognosis.
This negative-feedback effect, however, did not improve the central pressure simulations, particularly in the rapid intensification phase, for the typhoons that were studied.
In an attempt to improve the efficacy of chemotherapy in breast cancer, dose intensification has been evaluated extensively over the past decade.
Prospective trials aimed to improve the RR, time to progression (TTP) and survival have focused on dose intensification of cisplatin in combination with VP16.
It also uses a population-update method which improves the balance between intensification and diversification, as described in [ 31].
Our extension of this method, which we will call eSS2, makes use of elements of the scatter search and path re-linking metaheuristics, incorporating several innovative mechanisms for initial sampling (including Latin hypercube), an update method which improves the balance between intensification (local search) and diversification (global search), and new strategies to avoid suboptimal solutions.
Online Maps are now available for the 13-country project on Scaling Up and Improving the System of Rice Intensification in West Africa (SRI-WAAPP).
