Sentence examples for optimise variables from inspiring English sources
Many attempts were reported to optimise variables in xanthan gum fermentations, i.e. the nutrient composition and feeding technique, temperature, pH, agitation, and adding antifoam.
This study provides curriculum organisers and teachers indications on how to optimise variables that influence perceived teaching performance in seminars.
The optimising variables include the number of plates with different corrugation geometries in one pass.
To estimate the value of the objective function in a space of optimising variables the mathematical model of PHE is developed.
In our own work, we have previously reported a rigorous mixed integer quadratic programming (MIQP) formulation to optimise the modularity metric with a set of linear constraints and mixed binary/continuous optimisation variables [ 30].
A surface response optimisation approach, using a blocked cube star design was carried out to optimise the variables which have an influence on the fluorescence emission of the analyte.
Response surface methodology with Box-Behnken design was employed to optimise three variables affecting coagulation/flocculation process namely sludge dose, initial pH and fresh coagulant dose.
The maximum productivity of all the isolates was not determined in the current work and will require further effort to optimise key variables such as light intensity and media composition.
Investigations were carried out to optimise reaction variables such as effects of reaction temperature, acetic acid/toluene mole ratio, O2/toluene mole ratio, contact time, etc. to obtain better performance of the catalysts.
To be able to optimise perfonnance variables such as rates of bed-occupancy, staff utilization and numbers of delayed or cancelled admissions in any healthcare unit, the rate at which patients are admitted to that unit must be controlled.
Central composite design experiment is used to study the effect of ozone treatment for acid dye effluents and to optimise the variables such as salt concentration, pH and time, which influence the efficiency of colour and COD removal of dye effluents.
