Sentence examples for more efficiently design from inspiring English sources
As a result, the designer can more efficiently design the blades without too much limitation in structure space and strength.
It can be used to more efficiently design micromechanical devices with tailor-made Q-factors for specific applications.
The datasets and in silico method(s) to identify and predict responsive target genes can be used to more efficiently design experiments to study Caco-2/intestinal epithelial-relevant biological processes.
Graphical system design is an approach to solving design challenges that blends intuitive graphical programming and flexible commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) hardware to help engineers and scientists more efficiently design, prototype, and deploy embedded systems.
A mathematical approach was developed to predict the drug delivery kinetics varying the PPOP controlling factors and helps to more efficiently design PPOP.
Doing so enables a safety professional to more accurately estimate safety to allocate funding to reduce or prevent future collisions and more efficiently design new roadway sections to minimize crash risk where there will be a series of curves along a route.
Then there is the savings associated with a more efficiently designed home, and shared upkeep costs.
A multi-criteria model based on Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) method has been proposed to provide decision makers with quantitative knowledge for more efficiently designing AR applications in manufacturing.
Based on the informativeness principle of the principal agent model, we claim that franchisees are not such an expensive financial tool as has been argued in the literature because their compensation (return) is more efficiently designed: it directly depends on variables which are under franchisees' control.
Finally, we show how student loan programs can be more efficiently designed to address heterogeneity in parental transfers in the presence of non-monetary earnings verification costs and moral hazard.
In this way, the medical care of patients could be supported and more efficiently designed using innovative outpatient treatment options such as psycho-education, specialist nursing care, sociotherapy, treatment provided by visiting the patient at home and care provided by caregivers.
