Sentence examples for maximising the overlap from inspiring English sources

These chips are designed to confine the light in a low refractive index waveguide that encompasses the chemically-selective layer, maximising the overlap between the optical mode and the chemistry, thus improving the sensitivity.

Second, it supports a wide range of healthcare-related activities from improvement work to accountability models by identifying a common goal: maximising the overlap between what we think is the best way of doing something and what is actually done in practice.

To obtain the best fit of a 3D model S on the scanned parcel, we maximise the overlap between the connected components CC j and the projection of the 3D model on the corresponding image plane ({mathcal {P}}_{j}(S)) C(S =min_{S} left(1 - sumlimits_{j=1}^{M} frac{cap ({mathcal{P}}_{j}(S),{CC}_{j}) }{ cup ({mathcal{P}}_{j}(S),{CC}_{j}) }right).

Understanding how best to maximise the overlap between actual and best practice is where quality improvement needs to employ educational and social sciences' methodologies and techniques.

We only varied these single parameters, listed in Table  2: the other parameters of the SBS were chosen to maximise the overlap between the runtimes of the five methods, and kept constant.

The challenge of quality improvement is to figure out how to maximise the overlap between ever-changing evidence and practitioners' belief in the evidence in order to build more knowledgeable healthcare systems, within complex team and power dynamics.

Note that by trying to maximise the correspondence between platforms, we are not treating the exon arrays as a gold standard but simply as a reliable source of an unknown and independent set of true positives against which to try to maximise the overlap.

However, it is clear that the science of quality improvement must learn and apply methods from both clinical research and the social sciences if it is to understand how best to maximise the overlap between 'truth' and 'belief' and to accelerate the rate of learning and improvement.

In most population surveys changes over time are best estimated by keeping the sampling units constant or at least maximising the degree of overlap between successive surveys (see for example Cochran 1977).

He was relentless in maximising the impact.

This strategy maximises the pesticide concentration in the cathodic compartment, thus maximising the pollutant extraction rate.