Sentence examples for to ensure optimal functioning from inspiring English sources
Wind direction was determined prior to position of the windbreak to ensure optimal functioning [64], since the winds in the Phoenix area tend to be diurnal – upslope in daytime, and downslope at night [30].
The pH must remain above 8 during the hatching process so as to ensure optimal functioning of the hatching enzyme.
Input-wise, to ensure optimal functioning of the CAG-model a 'regulatory cadre' was needed to link patients in groups, to monitor and to supervise the group functioning.
The survivability and colonization in the digestive tract are considered critical to ensure optimal functionality and expression of health promoting physiological functions by probiotics.
We're finalizing the build this week to ensure optimal functionality and smooth delivery.
These pathways balance each other to ensure optimal heart function, and changes such as reduced HRV have previously been associated with increased risk for adverse cardiovascular effects.
Thus, BBB integrity is critical to ensure optimal CNS function and its disruption during cerebrovascular pathologies can be prodromal to the onset and progression of major neurological disorders [ 6].
Although a "critical" CVP level is required to ensure optimal renal function, unrestrained preload increase may harm the kidneys by enhancing venous congestion and blocking venous outflow (i.e., increased "afterload").
The evolutionary origin of organ asymmetries may have been a longer than body length gut, which allows efficient retrieval of nutrients, and the need to stow a long gut in the body cavity in an orderly manner that ensures optimal functioning.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), malnutrition "signifies an imbalance between the supply of protein and energy and the body's demand for them to ensure optimal growth and function" [ 1, 2].
When we have strong recurrent interaction, as in cortex, intrinsic excitability learning needs to adjust activation functions relative to each other, e.g., to ensure optimal distribution of activation functions.
