Sentence examples for ongoing streamline from inspiring English sources

In summary, we find that long-distance and intermodular connectivity is largely spared from the ongoing streamline losses during development, which is potentially beneficial for the observed stability of small-world and modular connectome features.

The Boeing Company plans to close two small-parts plants near Seattle and shift their 600 workers to other jobs as part of an ongoing streamlining effort, union officials said yesterday.

In a statement posted on its website the company described the move as part of ongoing efforts to streamline operations and realign its global business.

All of these new features are part of Adobe's ongoing attempt to streamline its marketing tools to make life easier for its customers.

The continued development and improved electronic infrastructure (including enhanced cellular and cellular data coverage) at these sites over the remaining years of the ICEMR may further enable or enhance ongoing efforts to streamline data capture methods.

Results can be used for planning future studies and streamlining ongoing studies.

Our findings suggest an ongoing selective streamlining of this cyanobacterial genome which has resulted in an organism devoted to nitrogen fixation and devoid of autonomous growth.

Notably, many regulatory and even informational genes were apparently lost, a trend that might reflect ongoing genome streamlining, especially considering that M. infernorum has the smallest genome among all representatives of Verrucomicrobia with known or estimated genome sizes.

"Kodak is making good progress toward emergence from Chapter 11, taking significant actions to reorganize our core ongoing businesses, reduce costs, sell assets and streamline our organizational structure," Antonio M. Perez, the company's chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.

This is on top of ongoing efforts to improve patent quality and streamline the examination process.

In May, he outlined plans to shed $500 billion in unwanted "legacy" assets and take other actions to cut costs and streamline operations as profits faced pressure from rising credit costs, ongoing asset value write-downs and a global business slowdown.