Sentence examples for optimising research from inspiring English sources

The overall aim of the Capacities Programme is to enhance research and innovation throughout Europe by optimising research infrastructure, enhancing research potential of European convergence and outermost regions, and building strategic R&D partnerships with non-EU countries.

It is therefore vitally important that the European aero-engine industry is able to optimise its research and technology resources through an integrated approach.

Based on what I have read so far, however, I am cautiously optimistic that the new system is likely to optimise biomedical research funding in the US – if so, it may be a mechanism that will prove useful to funding agencies around the world.

Although this method for HIV testing was optimised, previous research has suggested that it might be slightly less sensitive than when serum is used.

Working in concert with other health research funders, (particularly the UK Medical Research Council and members of the UK Clinical Research Collaboration, NIHRR adopted a central role in creating and optimising an applied health research system embedded within the English National Health Service (NHS).

Ellie Mackay has been finding out about the latest research into optimising city vehicle networks.

Contemporary mineral carbonation research considers optimising this process to overcome energy requirements for mineral pre-treatment and reactor operation.

Building on this work, we have formulated an oath that codifies the role of reviewers in helping to ensure that the science they review is sufficiently open and reproducible; it includes guidelines not just on how to review professionally, but also on how to support transparent, reproducible and responsible research, while optimising its societal impact and maximising its visibility.

And whereas a choppy or grainy image might be acceptable in a video call optimised for voice, research suggests that signing is hard to read on small screens using existing video-compression algorithms.

The research optimised organisational procedures by using the critical path method (CPM) and introducing electronic data exchange to cut down the whole process by 170 min or 66.7%% of the total time spent at the border station.

Observations from this study could be used to optimise future PROMs research in cancer.