Sentence examples for improved to optimise from inspiring English sources

The implication of these figures is that current decision-making should be improved to optimise whom and how to treat in the adjuvant setting.

By developing a better understanding of the influences on students' motivation, future course designs may be improved to optimise student learning.

The experimental investigation presented in this paper is aimed at understanding the main mechanisms which drive the flow distribution inside a two-phase horizontal header in order to design improved distributors and to optimise the flow distribution inside compact heat exchanger.

There is a practical necessity to improve the design to optimise worker performance, protection and thermal comfort.

This paper uses a case study of the Vegetation Incentives Program from Queensland, Australia, to contribute additional information to the literature on influences on participation in conservation, and to offer insight into ways to improve program design to optimise participation.

In the nursing home she was offered an interdisciplinary patient-centred management program aimed at improving functional status to optimise the outcome of lung transplantation.

Active play has been acknowledged as the 'informal curriculum' [ 19] to facilitate children's learning and development, generating a widespread international pursuit to improve school playgrounds to optimise children's play [ 20].

These data support interventions focusing on improved use of ULT to optimise outcomes in patients with gout.

18 Our data suggest that some children with previously unrecognised CAH do seek treatment for clinical manifestations of the condition during later childhood and earlier detection would increase the potential for improving therapy and interventions to optimise their final height and weight.

Previous experiences with peroral MDCT enterography of both the small and large bowel reported that the sensitivity for the detection of colorectal IBD was strictly related to the degree of luminal distension and concluded that improved distension methods were necessary to optimise cross-sectional imaging of UC and colonic CD [27].

lactis BFE 6049 showed the best potential and were thus selected for use as starter cultures in further trials with the objective to improve their technological performance and to optimise the sensory features of fermented milk obtained.