Sentence examples for optimally to develop from inspiring English sources

Our goals in undertaking the present study were two-fold: first, to evaluate the results of arraying two discrete, artificial transcriptional control systems in contrast to the results obtained with each system in isolation; and second, optimally, to develop a reagent system that is practically useful in achieving more fine control of gene expression.

In those situations where interventions are based on 'explicit theory', theory is often used sub-optimally to develop or evaluate the intervention (e.g., only a few of the theoretical constructs may be targeted and/or theory is not used to appropriately tailor the intervention).

The core teams were supported by researchers and 'inspiration days', so conditions were optimally cut to develop the processes in these neighbourhoods.

Zarina explores that she would take the advantage of all available means to help her daughter to develop optimally and become stronger and less dependent on her mother.

If health research systems are to develop optimally, it is important that responses to these difficulties are themselves evaluated and analysed.

Measures of unmet need are important as they provide direct information on consumer preferences that can be used to develop optimally relevant and cost-effective services [ 17].

Another important direction would be to understand the impact of local connectivity knowledge on the capacity and to develop distributed strategies to optimally route information with partial connectivity knowledge.

First, we sought to develop prediction equations to optimally discriminate the outcome of interest (mortality).

The EQUATOR Network recommends five phases to develop a reporting guideline optimally, including initial steps, pre-meeting activities, a face-to-face consensus meeting, post-meeting activities, and post-publication activities.

It will also be necessary to develop breeding programs that optimally implement PAGE, to ensure that PAGE does not result in a rapid depletion of the genetic variance in a population.

The goal of this prospective, population-based study is to develop statistical models that optimally predict chronic work disability from data obtained from administrative databases and worker interviews soon after a work injury.