Sentence examples for optimised before from inspiring English sources

It shows how UDSO enables the supply chain to be simplified and optimised before reviewing a number of approaches to supply chain planning used to improve supply chain systems effectiveness.

Mass accuracy of Q-TOF instrument was checked and potentially optimised before analysis.

Hypertension, proteinuria and teratogenic medications are prevalent in these women and need to be optimised before pregnancy.

Moreover, as the heliostat field layout is already fully optimised before the economic optimisation, the profiles of the LCOE versus the receiver radius for the tower heights explored here are sharp enough to establish optima easily.

(VI, B) Glycemic control must be optimised before the conception.

A data collection form was developed, piloted and optimised before formal data collection started.

In the optimised approach, before launching the game, Teacher A made an effort on equipping the students with the gameplay knowledge via additional in-class practice and self-created gameplay instructional video.

In the optimised approach, before launching the game, Teacher C reinforced the abstract knowledge scaffolding part of VISOLE via a "flipped learning" strategy (Bergmann & Sams, 2014) which has been observed to be effective on low academic achievers in some recent studies (e.g., Baepler et al. 2014; Sahin et al. 2015; Zummo & Brown, 2016).

Our cohort had on average 4 months of intensive treatment in the acute setting, followed by 2 7 months of detailed evaluation under optimised conditions before reaching a clinical diagnosis.

For assay of specific adhesion blockade, the lymphocytes were incubated for 30 min at 37°C with an appropriate blocking antibody at a pre-optimised concentration before addition to the adhesion assay plates; for control an isotype-matched antibody was used at the same concentration.

The advantage of using phantoms is that the sequence can be optimised in detail before being performed in patients (which is particularly adapted to CT studies to limit the radiation imposed on the patient), and distribution of the same phantom across imaging platforms allows control of the quality and standardisation of the procedures.