Sentence examples for kind of optimise from inspiring English sources
(GP31/M/10) We make sure that our waiting room is not cluttered but has the relevant important posters, while they're waiting to see the, you know, the nurse or whatever, certain things might ooh actually, you know, that, that's relevant to me, so it's just trying to kind of optimise every, every opportunity you might have for patient contact to sort of educate them really.
Even if domiciliary support of some kind may optimise the possibility of adapting care to the individual woman and her family, there could be improvements within the hospital environment.
In a third scenario, the wealthy routinely screen embryos before implantation so as to optimise the kind of children they have.
What kind of support is required to optimise the gain and limit the hazard?
The process by which the weights are optimised is a kind of linear regression, although the underlying weak learners here are not themselves linear.
Cellulose crystallinity is directly proportional to the degree of enzymatic hydrolysis of any kind of cellulosic substrate; the present study considers it as an index to optimise the process parameters.
"What we need is an integrated system that uses real-time data to optimise personal mobility on a massive scale … that is the kind of system that will make the future of personal mobility sustainable," Ford concludes.
"And then it's like, 'well, we are just trying to optimise our business, we're not doing anything wrong.' That's kind of how most engineers in some of these bigger companies are thinking.
The aim of this study is to optimise the application of duplex treatments by modifying the nitriding conditions and using a new kind of PVD coating like ZrBN compound.
3F Ninety eight percent of the time I'm very fatalistic about it all now…I've kind of accepted my lot.5M Many considered their experience as an opportunity to re-evaluate their lives and take positive steps to optimise their future.
