Sentence examples for optimise funding from inspiring English sources

Clinical Directors undertook and encouraged a pro-active approach with regard to identifying and developing good relationships with their commissioners in order to build a strong rapport with them and potentially optimise funding opportunities: "We have a formal meeting every year.

Mr Alasania said the broadcaster had to "optimise" its funds given the unstable financial and political situation caused by the conflict in east Ukraine.

OPTIMISE is funded by AstraZeneca.

Based on what I have read so far, however, I am cautiously optimistic that the new system is likely to optimise biomedical research funding in the US – if so, it may be a mechanism that will prove useful to funding agencies around the world.

For example, signposting to existing community groups which help to reduce social isolation – optimising capacity; and by funding local peer-led healthy lifestyle initiatives – thus optimising responsibility through positive role modelling.

This study forms part of the European Commission funded Optimising Delivery of Healthcare Interventions (ODHIN) project, which uses SBI in primary healthcare as a case study to investigate how primary healthcare professionals can be encouraged to implement practices which clinical research shows to be effective.

Flexciton, the London-based startup that is using AI to help factories optimise production lines, has raised £2.5 million in funding, in a round led by Backed VC.

In 2009 the German funding programme for "Promoting Projects to Optimise the Use of Biomass for Energy Production" ("Biomass for Energy") has started and fostered a wide range of projects to combine sustainable energy supply and climatic protection.

20 Owing to the trial protocol and time and research funding limitations, we did not further optimise the intervention or implementation strategies other than to inform PNs after 3-month follow-up to use the criteria DFT >4 and DS >3 less rigidly.

Continued shortfalls in funding mechanisms further stress the necessity to rationalise and optimise available resources through improved efficiency and coordination.

The King's Fund calls for the development of systems that optimise medication use so that people gain maximum benefit with the least amount of harm and waste.