Sentence examples for optimise conditions from inspiring English sources
These companies compete for business by promising to "optimise" conditions.
Flannery aligns Wallace with James Lovelock, originator of the Gaia hypothesis, which proposes that Earth seeks to optimise conditions for life upon it.
According to the theory, all breathing things, from algae to elephants, are locked in self-regulating cycles of reproduction and behaviour which optimise conditions for life's sustenance.
They simply want to optimise conditions for a group that makes many trips in a day and whose work – raising the next generation – has a great influence on the city's wealth and productivity in the long term.
Due to the diverse morphological variation that occurs in sponges between and within species, protocols for quantitative quality testing are required to select sponges and optimise conditions for the aquaculture of high quality bath sponges.
For this purpose, response surface methodology (RSM), based on a Box Behnken design, was used to optimise conditions for the microwave-assisted formation of phosphate modified peanut protein isolate (PPI) with sodium tripolyphosphate (STP) as the substrate.
The National Missile Defence programme, put bluntly, is a system designed to enhance America's war-fighting capability, reducing the risk of US casualties while optimising conditions for US cruise missiles and jets to hit their targets.
Without optimising conditions, antibody synthesis per cell was 5-fold greater in Sf9 cells than in Sp2/O-Ag14 cells (3.75 pg/cell vs 0.8 pg/cell at day 4).
Optimised conditions allowed the observation of interesting granules, which became more angular and crystalline when Zn2+ was increased from 100 µM to 5 mM.
Simplified land consolidation optimises conditions in the agricultural sector through the re-allocation or exchange of parcels, and the provision of additional lands from land banks.
Optimised conditions result in high quality ECM patterns at the micron scale, even on glass substrates, that are suitable for controlling cell spreading and polarisation.
