Sentence examples for optimizing the effects from inspiring English sources
The results also indicated that the designed model is a useful, reliable and quite effective tool for optimizing the effects of heat treatment conditions on bonding strength of wood.
In an Australian context, this means optimizing the effects of fire and mitigating the effects of weeds, pests and seasonal conditions on both vegetation and fauna (Hobbs 2004; Chazdon 2008; Bullock et al. 2011).
In this research, the electrical efficiency of the PV-electrolysis system was increased by matching the maximum power output and voltage of the photovoltaics to the operating voltage of a proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer, and optimizing the effects of electrolyzer operating current, and temperature.
Fundamental understanding of individual patient's anatomy is critical for optimizing the effects and side effects of DBS surgery.
For optimizing the effects of FGF-9 in promoting cell proliferation, cell proliferation rate with different concentrations of FGF-9 were compared by MTT assay.
In future studies, we would like to investigate the possible role of these dissection-room experiences in the causation of burnout, sleep disorders and somatic symptoms, and to find ways of optimizing the effects of dissection-room experiences.
Based on the results, a design developed specially for certain glasses is more likely to be the viable way of optimizing the effect of the protective coating.
The mechanical properties of the extruded profiles can be improved by optimizing the effect of extrusion die design on the welding quality of machining chips.
Accurately monitoring treatment response and early identification of residual or recurrent disease are critical for optimizing the effect of treatment.
Lastly, the study may increase the knowledge of how the structure, content and follow-up of rehabilitation stays can contribute in optimizing the effect of such stays.
We performed these studies in the CAM since this model has been used for studying and optimizing the effect of PDT on human choroidal (neo)vessels [ 16, 34– 34].
