Sentence examples for minimise workflow from inspiring English sources

13 We also designed the alerts to minimise workflow disruption and so that they would not require additional clicking.

Part of this gap in practice is due to systems and pathways which need to be simplified and streamlined to minimise workflow disruptions.

We know that drug alerting systems targeting specific issues and minimising workflow disruptions increase clinician acceptance of alerts in ambulatory settings.

The elastography colour map findings were taken into account in the diagnostic management of the patients but the quantitative measurements were produced and analysed later to minimise impact on workflow.

To minimise impact on pharmacy workflow, we focused on items previously dispensed and awaiting collection.

To minimise disruption to standard workflow and practice, group 1 patients were studied in the operating room while awaiting or recovering from routine surgery; group 2 patients were studied while resting in bed in the ward or clinical areas of St Mary's Hospital.

This paper proposes an approach to facilitate efficient dynamic workflow change by minimising repetitive execution of finished workflow nodes.

The capital cost of PET/MRI devices are comparable to PET/CT and MRI systems purchased separately and therefore, to ensure cost-effectiveness, PET/MRI workflows need to minimise the amount of time when either component is idle.

In order to guarantee maximum RNA yield from these minimal cell samples, an optimised RNA isolation workflow was established specifically designed to minimise RNA loss throughout the procedure, whilst still being amenable to downstream array probe generation.

To ensure a seamless workflow during the design and analysis and to minimise the computation time, we propose a novel concept of multi-level numerical simulations, enabling the modelling on different Levels of Detail (LoDs) for each physical component, process information, and analysis type.

By suitable manipulation of each of these aspects, at the appropriate level, a workflow system may be extensively modified in a way that minimises the effect of such change upon other aspects of the system.