Sentence examples for optimised for all from inspiring English sources

'We think of the organisation as a system to be optimised for all stakeholders,' said John Mackey, of Whole Foods Market.

This is unavoidable as the domain decomposition is optimised for all AMR cells, not for the test cells only, and even less for the peak patches.

Culture conditions were optimised for all cell lines.

The exclusion of highly LD informative common variation in array-based panels may reflect the ascertainment of tagging SNPs which is not optimised for all populations.

The foundations of Australia's universal health care coverage, the established evidence for health service inequity and the vast geographical expanse of the continent confirms the need to ensure that utilisation of services is optimised for all people.

Based on the results of both VGC and ordinal regression analysis performed in this study, the optimised protocols were implemented for all patient presentations (inclusive of trauma) for general brain on the GE BrightSpeed scanner as the negative odds did not affect any of the two most important criteria.

Vibrational analysis was performed for all optimised geometries to ensure that they correspond to local minima, that is, there are no imaginary frequencies.

Table  1 summarises the obtained retention times, precursor and product ions including the optimised ESI-MS/MS settings for all analytes ionising in negative electrospray mode.

For 4, the 6-31G basis was used for H. Molecule 2 was optimised in the gas-phase and in aqueous solution, by using the PCM, and the respective structures used for corresponding phase computations; for 3 and 4, gas-phase optimised structures were used for all calculations except for the RASPT2 computations (see below).

Furthermore, settings for laser intensity and detector sensitivity are not easily optimised to generate unsaturated spectra for all the samples to be measured.

This stems from two epoch-making design decisions made by its creators in the early 1970s: that there would be no central ownership or control; and that the network would not be optimised for any particular application: all it would do is take in data-packets from an application at one end, and do its best to deliver those packets to their destination.