Sentence examples for monitor and optimise from inspiring English sources
The Mavericks were also an early adopter when it came to the now prevalent use of player biometrics which allow teams to monitor and optimise performance and prevent injuries.
Wearable technology has also been created for goalkeepers that helps monitor and optimise their performance.
The clinical utility of MTXPG levels to monitor and optimise adherence to MTX in children has been demonstrated.
This would open new possibilities for interventions to monitor and optimise medication management on a broader, population-level scale.
Precision agriculture, or precision farming, is a modern farming management concept using digital techniques to monitor and optimise agricultural production processes.
Specific examples are aggregated datasets used for big data analytics, data on precision farming that can help to monitor and optimise the use of pesticides and water, or data on maintenance needs for industrial machines.
The concept of Industry 4.0 translation to an EIP is introduced, which delivers an expert system allowing users to monitor, control, and optimise the social, economic and environmental repercussions of the industrial activities on Jurong Island.
In addition, a matrix of sensors collect and record data from each farm so that Infarm's plant experts and tech team can remotely monitor crops and optimise the plants' growth in real-time or troubleshoot any peculiarities, such as a change in atmosphere.
Monitoring and optimising employees' health and wellbeing could yield quick gains, but these are examples of retrospective techniques.
The news comes about a month after reports that Microsoft would be paying between $50 million and $70 million to acquire Cloudyn, a company that monitors and optimises a company's operations across multi-vendor cloud architectures.
Monitoring and optimising the dose to the patient in mammography is a recommended quality control procedure by all international guidelines to ensure that the risk to the patient is kept low.
