Sentence examples for to enhance practicability from inspiring English sources
In order to enhance practicability, the teaching module was designed as a supplementary session in the patient education programme that was already integrated into the German national disease management programme for type 2 diabetes.
The redundancy of the signals is analyzed to reduce the time-consumption of the scanning process and to enhance the practicability of the proposed method.
In order to enhance the practicability regarding the investigation of complex large-scale systems, it is proposed to provide analytical gradients and exploit sparsity of the nonlinear part of the governing algebraic equations.
Therefore, imperfect CSIT feedback is also considered in our research model to enhance the practicability of our study.
29 To enhance reproducibility and practicability (ie, no expensive equipment is required), two different approaches have been published (the Girard Test and the Hit & Turn Test).
In further research, pipeline's hydraulic calculation will be taken into consideration in order to enhance the model's practicability and accuracy.
The second and third methods conduct nonlinear SI in the power parameter unknown condition, with the difference that the third method adopts a model selection strategy to enhance the nonlinear parameter estimation practicability.
[24] Alternatively, labeling and standard MST can be chosen, which typically can be used for lower protein concentrations and thus for the exact determination of affinities in the region of KD<1 n m. [9] Considering its practicability and applicability described above, label-free MST should be a promising novel tool to enhance knowledge on protein binding in all fields of life science.
Not always to enhance something".
Although a pair of barcodes was designed to enhance the reliability of experiment[ 4] or to allow the sequencing starting from both ends of the libraries[ 10], we have not found any study which assign a pair of barcodes in NGS to improve the practicability and parallelism in analyzing large-scale multiplexed samples.
