Sentence examples for maximising coverage from inspiring English sources
Fagen et al. [9] proposed a new automated method of simultaneously maximising coverage while minimising interference for a desired level of coverage overlap.
From this analysis, they determined a 255-μm volume median diameter droplet released at 8 m and with wind speeds below 4 km h−1 would provide the best compromise between maximising coverage and reducing risk of off-target drift.
Maximising coverage of diabetes registers and participation of general practices in data collection and reporting systems should be a priority for future health information development in Australia.
The most efficient GWAS genotyping products, therefore, have been designed to include these tag SNPs, maximising coverage of common variation, but reducing costs without a corresponding loss in power for detecting association with complex traits [ 18].
This decision was made with the intent of maximising coverage, across the whole genome, specifically for FMDV; although it is possible that primer induced bias could be introduced into sequences through use of sequence specific primers.
Photographic reconstruction is far less prone to missing geometry than laser scanning as each photograph is intentionally taken from a different position, and the positions chosen to maximise coverage and minimise concave areas.
Most of the devices were configured to maximise coverage of longer trips, and thus were programmed to take a short burst of position fixes every two hours.
The difference in optimal probe length required to overcome repetitions and to maximise coverage, even between genes in the same organism highlights the need for a general purpose tool capable of resolving the conflicting requirements.
Current recommendations should be targeted to maximise coverage in established screening programmes.
The volume of interest (VOI) is aligned to axial T2WIs to maximise coverage of the whole prostate, while minimising contamination by surrounding tissue.
'Consider an offer' may help reduce the tension between an explicit informed choice approach and an implicit aim to maximise coverage.
