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He wants to optimise his preparation for the Games and find the next Bradley Wiggins," he said.

Variation of reagent concentrations using statistical analyses (factorial design) was used for the first time to optimise the preparation of small sized silica nanoparticles with small standard deviation.

The aim of the present work is to study the effects of various synthesis variables on particle size and lattice strain in nanostructured ceria particles and hence to optimise the preparation conditions.

This paper studies the influence of dressing parameters on the topography, morphology and characteristics of the surface of different vitrified abrasive wheels in order to better understand the process and therefore optimise the preparation of grinding wheels for industrial machining.

Objectives: To assess the diagnostic reality for rare hantavirus infections in Europe by (1) running a pre-evaluation panel (four samples, sent out in 1999) to optimise sample preparation and shipping procedure and afterwards (2) starting an External Quality Assurance (EQA) program (20 samples, sent out in 2001).

Dose banding has recently been suggested to optimise chemotherapy preparation (Plumridge and Sewell, 2001; Pouliquen et al, 2011).

A key motivation behind the PAC development was therefore to optimise patients' preparation for surgery and improve the management of hospital resources.

By optimising the preparation conditions, the short-circuit photocurrent density of a dye-sensitised solar cell (DSSC) with a PANI counter electrode (CE) increased by 11.6% in comparison to a DSSC with an electrodeposited platinum CE.

Objectives: To assess the diagnosis of imported dengue virus infections in Europe by (1) running a pre-evaluation panel (four serum samples, sent out in 1999) and optimising sample preparation and shipping procedures and (2) initiating an External Quality Assurance (EQA) program (20 serum samples, sent out in 2002).

Building on these results, stringent quality controlled protocols were developed to address reproducibility by optimising sample preparation, instrument conditions and data management.