Sentence examples for optimised effectively from inspiring English sources

The performance of the product can be designed and optimised effectively by variation of the structure at every level.

[It is also possible to optimize the selection proportions by adding them to the list of parameters to be optimised, effectively giving an optimised multistage selection scheme].

In this paper, it is shown how resilient wheels can be effectively optimised in order to reduce rolling noise emission, compared to a conventional monobloc wheel.

This latter point is key because it is only through a sophisticated understanding of the pathways towards obesity that therapies can be optimised and targeted effectively.

In parallel, we developed a TaqMan-chemistry based real-time PCR using an optimised primer/probe-combination, which effectively amplifies a shorter (467 bp) fragment of the same α-satellite-DNA-region (Table 1).

Projects are being combined and optimised to generate more effective and longer-lasting environmental results.

Results show that lateral source/drain doping gradient along with spacer width can not only effectively control short channel effects, thus presenting low off-current, but can also be optimised to achieve high values of on-currents.

These results showed the feasibility of raising immune responses to CML through CML-DC-based vaccination, even in the presence of a large tumour burden, but at the same time indicated that the vaccine formulation needed to be optimised in order to activate tumor-specific CTL effectively.

The multiresolution approach effectively prevents the appearance of non-physical geometry oscillations in the optimised shapes.

Nonetheless, factors that influence effectively DC-activation of T cells against tumour cells have to be optimised.

Another GP board member reinforced that even in their own medical practice it was difficult to manage patients' care in a way that optimised commissioning efficiency; 'When I sign the referral letter I commission the spending of that money, but effectively what I'm doing is signing a blank cheque because I have no idea what the cost will be as the patient goes down that pathway.