Sentence examples for more optimal use from inspiring English sources

Separation of milk into well-defined fractions will lead to a more optimal use of milk components (milk fat, casein, serum proteins) and their functional properties.

While autonomous vehicle technology promises to improve traffic conditions through more optimal use of limited resources, there are currently no fully autonomous cars on the road today; transportation systems are expected to contain significant numbers of human drivers for the next several decades.

By limiting the number of transmissions, the overall wireless interference decreases, resulting in more optimal use of wireless bandwidth.

On the basis of these data, practitioners now can exert considerably greater control over such measures, and thereby make more optimal use of this treatment modality.

A suggestion from Dablanc was to run two trains each night, allowing for "better use of the employees", and "a more optimal use of the facility".

For instance, in agricultural soils, this retention can lead to a more optimal use of nitrogen containing fertilizer and prevention of nitrate leaching (Silver et al. 2001).

Compared with the RVB and SC scenarios, MCG scenario is a more optimal land use strategy to enhance the ESs without at the expense of food supply.

This implies that imposing externality tax for diesel makes investment in RE more optimal than continue using diesel.

the combination of the use of a 3D T1-weighted and a high resolution T2*weighted sequence; a more optimal contrast dose; the use of the 'obturatur' (= semi-sagittal) planes for evaluation; and special care in using the MR-findings to locate small metastatic nodes during surgery.

Possible explanations for these better results compared with earlier studies[ 4] are: the combination of the use of a 3D T1-weighted and a high resolution T2*weighted sequence; a more optimal contrast dose; the use of the 'obturatur' (= semi-sagittal) planes for evaluation; and special care in using the MR-findings to locate small metastatic nodes during surgery.

Health professionals who recognise such concerns during consultations may be better able to guide patients and encourage more optimal patterns of analgesic use and promote better function.