Sentence examples for subsequent streamlining from inspiring English sources

This followed the merger of Scotland's eight local police forces into one national body in April 2013, with a subsequent streamlining of policy.

However, it is still clear that the high levels of mutational load associated with early genome expansion (generations 1 1,000) are alleviated by subsequent streamlining (generations 1,000 2,000).

We suggest that the acquisition of oxygenic photosynthesis resulted in an increase in genome complexity within the Oxyphotobacteria (followed by a subsequent reduction and streamlining in the Prochlorococcus lineage; [ Partensky and Garczarek 2010]), while the Melainabacteria mostly retained a simpler ancestral metabolism.

For example, 43% of empiric vancomycin courses in our institution lacked appropriate cultures, impeding efforts to streamline subsequent antimicrobial therapy.

The amount of time and effort dedicated to ensuring a robust translation process for the first tool (HCA) meant that, when it came to translating the other versions, process gains and streamlining were significant for each subsequent translation.

Concerning the subsequent developments in connection with logic, the process of streamlining the tools of logic steadily continued in Göttingen through the work of Hilbert and his school.

Subsequent evolution of eukaryotes followed the divergent paths of genome streamlining which led to elimination of the majority of introns and tightening of the splice signals, or genome complexification which involved evolution of functional alternative splicing and other intronic functions.

A subsequent iteration, which was streamlined and vaguely Scandinavian, was almost there.

Once optimal specimen collection type and analysis methods have been determined, subsequent testing will be streamlined.

The subsequent evolution of almost all archaeal lineages was apparently dominated by gene loss resulting in genome streamlining.

This might be accomplished in several ways, including shortening the duration and/or streamlining the process from the time of onset of AD symptoms in the GP setting to subsequent diagnostic confirmation and mobilisation of appropriate care.