Sentence examples for is thought to optimize from inspiring English sources
Scale-free Lévy and Brownian search strategies have received particular attention as both strategies are considered effective when prey are abundant and Lévy search is thought to optimize success when prey are patchy.
BAFF, indeed, is thought to optimize B cell responses to B cell receptor- and TLR-dependent signaling [ 96, 97].
Phase alignment between oscillatory circuits is thought to optimize information flow, but excessive synchrony within the motor circuit may impair network function.
The synthesis of carotenoids in PLBs is thought to optimize the transition of etiolated plants to photomorphogenic development since it has been shown to enhance chlorophyll accumulation and greening upon light-induced de-etiolation [ 14, 17].
A recent study in patients with stage 3 4 CKD demonstrated that daily oral supplementation of vitamin D3 (1,000 IU/d) for three months resulted in a mean increase in serum 25(OH D of 25 nmol/L (40 ± 15 nmol/L pre- vs. 68 ± 25 nmol/L post-supplementation); a significantly lower level of 25(OH D than is thought to optimize bone health (>100 nmol/L) [ 12, 23- 25].
Additional education of the primary care physician (PCP) and the patient are thought to optimize the treatment of ED.
Traction orthoses are thought to optimize recovery from intra-articular finger fractures by restoring joint space and allowing early motion.
Isozymes are thought to optimize temporal/tissue-specific metabolic demands in multicellular organisms (Wilson 2003).
Although the precise function of the bouquet is debated, it is thought to somehow optimize homolog interactions during meiotic recombination, perhaps by clustering centromeres to enable synapsis initiation (Subramanian and Hochwagen 2011).
Precision is thought to be optimized through the synaptic gain modulation of prediction error units on each level of the hierarchy.
