Sentence examples for more operable from inspiring English sources

3. How to take advantage of thermodynamically equivalent configurations to synthesize more operable configurations.

In order to design more operable or even optimal chemical processes, reliability theory is proposed in this paper to support planning of operating procedures.

Compared with the recommended value of the smoke production in the engineering specification, this smoke calculation formula is more operable and more convenient to estimate the capacity of the exhaust system in design.

For patients with early-stage hormone receptor-positive cancer, a nationwide clinical trial is studying the use of anti-estrogen therapy instead of standard chemotherapy before surgery to shrink the cancer and make it more operable.

The majority (55.7%) were in the screening arm, which also had more operable cases (81.3% vs 62.2%); the reduction in the proportion of inoperable breast cancers in a UK female population invited to mammographic screening is a notable effect of the trial.

In addition to the development of more easily operable disaster information collection systems, further standardization should be pursued in field surveys, and existing national and industry standards should be strictly followed in practice in order to obtain more reliable survey results.

Despite this, there were more cases of operable node-negative disease among the study group than among the controls (48% vs 32%; chi2(1) = 8.2, P = 0.004).

Since established by Agilent Technologies according to Papworth et al. [ 4] and Nelson et al. [ 5], the QuikChange™ Site-Directed Mutagenesis System has been modified by a number of authors to make its procedure more simple and operable [ 6- 11].

A possible explanation is that many patients believe themselves "not being operable any more"[ 27].

Preoperative systemic chemotherapy, initially used only for inflammatory and inoperable locally advanced breast cancer, has recently been more widely used for operable disease (Kaufmann et al, 2006; Gralow et al, 2008).

In part, this increase could be the result of the increase in hospital size, with the increased number of cases due to more sickrooms and operating rooms, improved neurosurgical techniques making more cases operable and treatable, and economic developments that result in more affordable therapy for most patients.