Sentence examples for may not optimize from inspiring English sources
We aim to further inform the debate about optimal hematocrit targets, advancing the hypothesis that the current hematocrit target may not optimize the survival of patients with end-stage renal disease.
Hence, responses triggered by hypoxia may not optimize tissue repair and survival in the critically ill.
This may not optimize the accomplishment of all core EBM training goals valued by respondents.
For example, stimulating the IPS in a subject with low numerical abilities during numerical training may not optimize cognitive training because the subject might apply different strategies than other individuals of the same age; the subject may therefore recruit frontal regions, instead, for the same type of processing (Rivera et al., 2005).
The results from this study therefore suggest that evolution may not necessarily optimize efficiency but impose specific roles for miRNA target genes such as more subtle and complex gene regulation based on a "genome design" hypothesis [ 52].
However, they often rely on a single data store, which suits a specific modeling activity, but may not be optimized for other use cases.
Considering a 150-day gestation period and the 34 days postpartum anestrous demonstrated in the present study, the current production system of a lambing interval of 8 months (3 lambing events in 2 years) may not be optimizing the production potential and a system in which the lambing interval is shortened by at least 1 month may be feasible.
These previously identified peptides were not selected from all of the possible sequences and therefore may not be optimized for binding to MDM2.
Currently biologists take a considerable amount of time to develop loop designs manually and the final design may not be optimized.
Work productivity and work absence should be incorporated into clinical assessments but currently available scales may not be optimized for clinical use.
Second, the signature patterns derived from ES cell differentiation following LIF removal may not be optimized to detect DMSO-induced cell differentiation.
