Sentence examples for maximizing availability from inspiring English sources

By identifying specific characteristics of early adopters, new drugs may be introduced more efficiently into the market, thus maximizing availability and minimizing time to universal adoption.

In addition, a bi-criterion MINLP model is proposed to maximize availability and to minimize cost for the first case.

The year 2011 was excluded to maximize availability of clinical data as manual chart reviews were incomplete for that year.

The approach maximizes availability and minimizes transport costs, especially during the rainy season when intervention materials, such as cloth and pipe filters, are most needed.

A related limitation is that the samples used for serologic testing in this study included both enrollment and follow-up samples (in cohort studies) to maximize availability of samples, whereas the covariate data used for all participants was baseline enrollment data.

Suppressing hydrogen transfer by maximizing the availability of olefin precursors is the key to maximizing propylene.

Also, CBM interval is decided for maximizing system availability using Genetic Algorithm approach.

This proposed approach not only is capable of minimizing the system life cycle cost, but also it addresses maximizing system availability.

This attractive efficiency can be ascribed to the functionalities of mesoporous carbon support, which affords more efficient electron transfer and better mass transport, maximizing the availability of nano PtRu catalysts.

The results also show that CTPKM minimizes risk (i.e., information leakout) using an optimal trust threshold while maximizing service availability with acceptable communication overhead incurred by trust and key management operations.

To increase the therapeutic index, nanotechnology is one of the potential approaches where cytotoxic drugs are encapsulated in nanoparticles to augment drug activity by maximizing drug availability, leading to the reduction of harmful effects of drug by minimizing drug exposure to healthy tissues.