Sentence examples for optimising the information from inspiring English sources

According to Kilkenny et al. (2010), the guidelines were developed "to maximise the output from research using animals by optimising the information that is provided in publications on the design, conduct, and analysis of the experiments".

It aims at modelling inter-task dependencies by means of a matrix called Design Structure Matrix and then at reorganising this matrix in order to optimise the information flow.

Part of the work is devoted to how the sample preparation for AFM bulk analysis could be performed to optimise the information that could be gathered from the samples.

We conclude with a plea for greater scientific rigour and more informed use of stable isotope analyses and call for a closer integration of stable isotope analysis with other aspects of archaeological research programmes, in order to optimise the information that isotopes can provide.

This allows GBS to be applied at read depths which can be chosen to optimise the information obtained.

Last but not least, the possibility of free online access to information about studies such as the ´Australian Cancer Trials´ [ 43] helps to optimise the information basis for patients, family members and physicians.

We successfully developed and performed an interventional pilot study on evaluating a comprehensive programme to optimise the information process by offering standardised feedback on the inhalation technique to the physicians.

Its structure and content are described in Table  1.> -wrap-foot> *To facilitate the use of and optimise the information resulting from answers collected for the silhouette, the front and back silhouettes were divided into 16 body areas, and one item for the number of areas indicated by the patient.

To optimise the product development, many methods are developed based on optimising the process of information exchange, which is required in analysing consequences and implications of potential decisions.

17 The standard way of optimising the amount of information collected is to equate the marginal benefits with the marginal costs, which occur at the maximum net benefit.

These data can aid decisions in optimising the display of mammographic information, with the objective of minimizing false negative screens.