Sentence examples for procedures to optimise from inspiring English sources

This chapter outlines modern procedures to optimise the design of a sail for a yacht.

Procedures to optimise the mechanical properties of bone scaffolds, in relation to those of native trabecular bone are discussed.

So to cut down the queues, airports are now introducing what could be described as procedures to optimise the workflow, based on the Smart Security System developed by IATA.

Furthermore, imaging is essential to patient-tailored therapy planning, therapy monitoring and follow-up of disease, as well as targeting non-invasive or minimally invasive treatments, especially with the rise of theranostics (combination of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures to optimise treatment).

Therefore, procedures to optimise detection of severe infection were partially applied in our patients that did not seem to be perceived as severely ill.

A numerical procedure to optimise the sag bending process for car windscreens is proposed.

The present paper describes a procedure to optimise this decision by means of the combination of experimental techniques with multi-criteria decision tools.

To achieve the preferred display effects on wide gamut devices in digital image reproduction, a whole procedure to optimise gamut settings of colour primaries were proposed, in which particular algorithms were designed to render images from signal standard such as sRGB via simulating various gamut settings on the given display.

For example, Wang et al [ 96] have developed a procedure to optimise amplification of small RNA samples.

It is recognised that optimising sedation practice is a recognised quality marker for intensive care treatment, and procedures designed to optimise patient sedation state, such as daily sedation breaks and more frequent monitoring, are key elements of recent quality improvement initiatives.

In addition, when considering that 78.3 % either did not know or else underestimated the potentially high ED of a fluoroscopically-guided coronary angiography intervention, one may question whether imaging practitioners involved in such procedures are attentive to optimise their technique and exposure parameters so as to reduce the possibility for adverse tissue reactions and stochastic effects.