Sentence examples for optimising time from inspiring English sources

Coupling of the different computational tools and nuclear databases to the same geometry and material compositions, automation of input file generation and post-processing subroutines enable self-consistent calculations and radial poloidal analyses of several parameters of interest in fusion technology design, optimising time and computer resources.

Doing so by implementing effective, and cost-efficient sampling protocols will help to optimise time and financial resources, particularly relevant to a disease such as schistosomiasis currently reliant on a single available drug.

Given the current overall adoption rate of 55%, a less sophisticated BP monitor with faster acquisition times may increase adoption and optimise time taken for Step 3. The errors reported from manual data entry during blood glucose measurement demonstrate that transcription and transposition errors were likely and the erroneous values had a wide range.

The software used in routing and scheduling makes sure drivers are taking the best routes, therefore optimising their time on the roads.

"I don't think the main reason is going to be racing people through intersections, it's going to be safety applications," said Cohn. "Though it'll also have a secondary effect of optimising for time, it'll be really safety focused".

These results are critical in optimising harvest time and quality control of LAL.

In general these results imply that by optimising the time after ALA application the efficacy and selectivity of topical ALA-PDT for skin tumours may be improved.

However, under the approval of the brain bank, the study is ethically covered by the bank, saving administrative burden to the researcher and thus optimising the time spent on the project.

Some researchers have suggested the auxiliary method of using residential directory-listed status of the telephone number to check prior to dialling as a means of optimising interviewer time [ 18].

Companies come to Henley asking a simple question: how can we optimise executives' time to improve their learning?

"Technology has caught up with the faster business model, but labour regulations have not," said Raj Narayanaswamy CEO of Replicon, which helps big companies better optimise their time.