Sentence examples for more efficient experimentation from inspiring English sources
Current study aims to develop an in situ thermosensitive gelling system for intranasal delivery of DB213 facilitated by Statistical Design of Experiment (DoE) to conduct a more efficient experimentation by extracting the maximum amount of information from limited experiments.
Obtaining fundamental variables has critical importance in solving engineering problems, and analysis of experimental data aids more-efficient experimentation.
It was shown that high-throughput experimentation in combination with experimental design leads to more efficient use of experimental resources in addition to a more in depth understanding of catalytic systems.
Models make empirical experimentation more efficient, and in silico experiments can be conducted at reduced cost and avoid ethical dilemmas.
It is shown by classical simulation and experimentation that quantum artificial neural networks (QUANNs) are more efficient and in some cases more powerful than classical artificial neural networks (CLANNs) for a variety of experimental tasks.
The objective of this work, therefore, was to develop a robotic assistant capable of motion-level adaptation and to evaluate through human subject experimentation whether this type of adaptation leads to more efficient teamwork and a more satisfied human coworker.
The results from experimentation demonstrate the possibility of acceptable heat-releasable fasteners for more efficient disassembly and exhibit benefits over current AD elements comprised of shape memory alloys.
Our experimentation showed that our more general approach is also more robust and more efficient than Maya's implementation (×3), CGAL's robust Nef polyhedra (×5), and recent plane-based approaches.
With the emergence of Homo sapiens, experimentation and regional diversification displaced the undifferentiated Acheulean tool kit, and a far more efficient small blade (also called microlithic) technology evolved.
Researchers must seek more efficient methods that involve fewer animals, look for more humane procedures and work towards developing completely new forms of experimentation that do not call for animals.
Girardi's experimentation in spring training is no less tactical; he wants to see whether the lineup is more efficient with Jeter or the speedy Brett Gardner, an on-base monster, batting first.
