Sentence examples for optimising results from inspiring English sources

"Fuentes carried out this activity by planning a system of extractions and re-transfusions and coordinating it with their physical preparations and the competition calendar with the double aim of optimising results and avoiding detection at anti-doping controls," said Santamaria.

Combining the two injection sites may optimise results.

Myelotoxicity during initial cycles of chemotherapy for Hodgkin lymphoma is associated with better outcome, supporting the concept of individualised dosing based on pharmacodynamic end points to optimise results.

In contrast, European and Asian investigators aimed to optimise results by taking the advantage of achieving systemic drug concentrations and limiting hepatic toxicity as it is provided by the intraarterial application of 5-FU [ 9, 10].

Whilst there may be many reasons for a decline in management of diabetes and its complications in young adults using insulin pumps, one might be that stretched diabetes teams lack adequate specialist resources to provide the more complex and time consuming support needed to optimise results.

The potential parameters for cross interactions between Ni and Al atoms were estimated by optimising the results obtained from the molecular dynamics simulations.

It is hoped that lessons learned from large registries with long careful follow-up like that of the Italian multicentre registry will help in optimising the results of the Ross operation at all ages, and address the major concerns regarding the current under use of this operation.

"We always have to push as hard as we can, to get the maximum out of ourselves and optimise our results.

Computer-assisted preoperative planning may optimise the results of corrective osteotomy of the radius.

Results showed that the percolation of air voids is required to optimise healing results.

For designing and optimising the resulting systems of considerable complexity, a purely experimental approach is time and cost consuming.