Sentence examples for more effective maintenance from inspiring English sources
The analysis results of FTM based on PHM by considering external factors present a more reliable hazard rate and lifetime or mean-time-to-failure of the targeted component, hence enabling engineers to plan a more effective maintenance strategy.
A welcome step forward would consist of a priori identification of those patients who will respond to one or to the other drug, as well as the search for even more effective maintenance therapies.
Likewise, both the cSLE sub-analysis and the main trial report more effective maintenance of renal remission with mycophenolate mofetil as compared with azathioprine, although this difference was not statistically significant in the cSLE subanalysis (7/8 (87.5%) vs. 3/8 (37.5%), P = not significant)] [ 73, 74].
In a letter to residents last month, the three lawmakers said they had toured the site last year with Mr. Bauer and that they would continue to focus on improving safety, "as well as establishing a more effective regular maintenance policy".
A proactive approach to safety through the use of surrogate measures could help in the implementation of more effective winter maintenance operations.
Furthermore, increasing global competition and small profit margins have forced maintenance managers to apply more effective and reliable maintenance strategies [36].
In the present paper legacy hard instructions based maintenance system is re-designed in order to realize more effective condition based maintenance (CBM).
This leads to more accurate and effective maintenance of a large range of pipeline systems compared to the techniques proposed in the literature.
In addition, the management of these areas as part of a network of natural parks seems to be more effective for the maintenance of NCF.
Other innovations may straddle R&D and business, such as cost reduction and more effective bednet efficacy maintenance.
Outcomes in clinical islet transplantation have progressed significantly since its inception, in part due to improved islet manufacturing processes, coupled with more effective induction and maintenance immunosuppression to protect against both auto- and alloreactivity.
