Sentence examples for optimise their own from inspiring English sources
Special Olympics is pioneering an internet-based personal health record to empower athletes and their families to transform co-ordination of care, change behaviours and optimise their own health outcomes using mobile health to overcome the barriers of disability, poverty, education, literacy, age, race and gender.
NHS medical records, meticulously gathered over decades to benefit the patient, provide a tremendous resource to mine for risk stratification, enabling private insurers to optimise their own profit margins – they can gain access to these for a small fee and the signed agreement of the patient.
The approach is flexible in terms of application to controller design for both non-cooperative control systems where controlled vehicles only optimise their own cost and cooperative control systems where controlled vehicles coordinate their decisions to optimise the collective cost.
Similar reasoning is found in Van Merode et al. [ 32], who argue that departments in a hospital often strive to optimise their own functioning independently of other departments.
28 After a miscarriage, women should also be counselled about how to optimise their own health before and during pregnancy in preparation for subsequent conception.
These ethos support published philosophical principles relating to patient empowerment, such as patient autonomy and self-determination [ 50– 52], whilst also identifying that patients also have responsibilities to optimise their own healthcare service use.
For the textiles industry to become truly circular, companies need to move beyond optimising their own products and supply chains.
The Nash-EA methodology is introduced as a distributed virtual game and consists of splitting the wing design variables aerofoil sections supervised by players optimising their own strategy.
An overview of the current status of quality assurance of the rectal contact brachytherapy systems in the UK, based on a national audit, was undertaken in order to assist users in optimising their own practices.
That's why the rich can optimise their taxes with their own accountants and the regular citizens are overpaying billions of Euros in taxes every year in almost every country in the world".
When writing their own software crystallographers can optimise their code to a certain extent, but it is very unlikely that they would match results of high performance libraries given the complexity of modern CPUs and the time they can afford for programming.
