Sentence examples for needed to be optimised from inspiring English sources
Since two parameters needed to be optimised for this model, the length of each optimisation phase in the WAAC algorithm was extended to 150 iterations and the algorithm was run for 1500 iterations in total.
Other requirements that were mentioned were that the test characteristics needed to be optimised in order to reduce the expected number of 80 false positives.
These results showed the feasibility of raising immune responses to CML through CML-DC-based vaccination, even in the presence of a large tumour burden, but at the same time indicated that the vaccine formulation needed to be optimised in order to activate tumor-specific CTL effectively.
The model observer can, in principle, be useful to assist human performance in CT low-contrast detection tasks and in dose optimisation, but needs to be optimised in order to extract useful information to support and predict human observer evaluations on CT images.
This will only be computationally feasible where the model has a small number of parameters which need to be optimised and where the parameter optimisation can be efficiently carried out.
Strategies need to be optimised to maintain postreproductive health, in part because of increased longevity.
In order to gain the full benefit of intensive agriculture, the pollination service needs to be optimised.
The tests demonstrated that each imaging modality needs to be optimised for this particular application: it is, in general, not sufficient to repurpose an existing device without modification.
These methods have been implemented on an ensemble subsampling methodology, hence as described previously the length of the subsample, q, needs to be optimised.
It needs to be optimised to achieve reproducible high labelling efficiencies (LE) and specific activities (SA) of recombinant proteins, without wasting large amounts of protein and 99mTc.
The results underline that biotransformation reactions need to be optimised in terms of host strain choice, recombinant enzyme production and method of growth for the chosen biocatalyst.
