Sentence examples for optimal to extend from inspiring English sources

It would be optimal to extend the automated trigger-tool methodology to an all-inclusive set of drugs; however, current trigger-tool methodology requires manual database development for the triggers.

In particular, the control of the microbiological spoilage by combined use of three antimicrobials, and the determination of their optimal composition to extend the fish hamburger Microbiological Stability Limit (MAL) are the main objectives of this work.

We try to obtain optimal parameters to extend the network lifetime.

In other words, the proposed framework could be an optimal solution to extend network lifetime under various traffic conditions.

Kunert and Martin (2000) determined optimal and efficient block designs in a model for field trials with interference effects, for block sizes up to 4. The present paper uses Kushner's (1997) method of finding optimal approximate designs to extend the work of Kunert and Martin (2000) to optimal designs with five or more plots per block.

To achieve optimal performance and to extend the life of your saw's steel blade, wipe down the saw blade with an oily rag just before use.

Based on a small part of the data the greedy algorithm iteratively adds one locally optimal component after another to extend the data structure until an optimal solution is reached.

Although the multiple ontology integration problem has similar optimal structures, it is not feasible to extend the optimal and efficient approximation solutions for the basic problem to efficiently handle multiple ontology integration.

In addition, to extend the optimal algorithm in the practical point of view, the first-come-first-served order and constrained position shifting constraint are considered.

Finally, the optimal condition of hypobaric storage to extend the shelf life of the Chinese bayberry fruit was determined.

Our goal in this paper is to extend the optimal control theory in the framework of Lions [19] to the hyperbolic equation (1.1) involving p-Laplacian with a damping term.