Sentence examples for making optimal use of from inspiring English sources
This has distracted us from making optimal use of BCG vaccine, when some simple measures would almost certainly have improved both its specific and nonspecific effects.
Every day we decide to have another committee meeting rather than getting on with making hard decisions, we are not making optimal use of health and social care from the money available".
"They claim they need a change in the Communications Act, but it already says that Ofcom has to secure optimal use of the spectrum," said Page. "If taking on board the carbon impact isn't making optimal use of the spectrum, I don't know what is".
Compared to the radial layout of the scaffold tree in Fig. 2a, this approach provides a compact representation making optimal use of the available screen space.
Making optimal use of this 'gold mine' for education means that educators must learn how to use it properly, otherwise it could become a 'Pandora's box'.
For the longer term, activities on a "JET programme in support of ITER" have been launched, aiming at making optimal use of JET's unique features: large plasma size and capability to handle beryllium and tritium.
This combination of data-driven co-expression networks and knowledge-based functional interactions allowed us to make optimal use of the specific strengths of both approaches: analyze molecular data within the framework of available knowledge to interpret the patterns identified in the data (knowledge-based), but still allowing inclusion of novel interactions not described before (data-driven).
If accurate it's an astonishing and lamentable collective failure by those of us who work in the sector to make optimal use of their housing stock.
If one views the design of the underlying overlay topology as an optimization problem, the second best solution yields recommendations on how to make optimal use of that existing topology in the presence of malicious peers who drop messages.
are needed to make optimal use of the plant.
It makes optimal use of the materials it receives.
