Sentence examples for maximise long term from inspiring English sources
▶ The primary goal of treating the patient with AS is to maximise long term health-related quality of life through control of symptoms and inflammation, prevention of progressive structural damage, preservation/normalisation of function and social participation.
This type of model is most suitable as it includes future goals (maximising long term reproductive success) when defining decisions that lead to achieving these goals [31], [32].
This finding is important for the practical realisation of single round screening strategies as it implies that a reasonably wide age range of women can be included whilst still maximising long term benefits.
There is also a strong incentive to maximise long-term value which is what stockmarket investors are valuing in an initial public offering (IPO).
We argue that animal-breeding schemes need well-designed breeding plans to maximise long-term genetic gains from genomic information.
The Campaign to Protect Rural England said the government needed to ensure HS2 was accompanied by wider planning to maximise long-term benefits for the environment and economy.
Second, these components interact, which implies that breeding schemes need to optimise components simultaneously in order to maximise long-term genetic gains.
Genomic information is an exciting prospect for animal breeding, and there is clearly an important role for breeding plans that maximise long-term genetic gains in breeding schemes using genomic information.
The ReST treatment applies Principles of Motor Learning [ 43] with an aim to maximise long-term maintenance and generalisation of treated speech skills in children with CAS.
Then, the selection intensity can be desirably spread across the genomic regions, which can reduce the footprint of selection and maximise long-term genetic gain [ 39].
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