Sentence examples for to future optimisation from inspiring English sources

With regard to micro-climate, data are collected from a distributed sensor array to provide improved understanding of the heterogeneous conditions arising within the grow-cell, with a view to future optimisation.

The sequence data for the repetitive DNA element of H. hammondi provides a foundation for the design of primers specific to T. gondii, and the future optimisation of conventional and real-time PCR assays for the specific diagnosis of toxoplasmosis in definitive and intermediate hosts.

The understanding of this electrochemical behaviour will allow for future optimisation of electrochemical parameters to obtain a robust and corrosion protective film on AZ31 alloy.

Finally, the internal construction of the cooler was further improved to serve as a theoretical basis for future optimisation designs.

We examined these inocula in single-stage and two-stage fermenters in order to select the most productive inoculum for future optimisation studies in large scale (10L) fermenter systems.

Moreover, understanding how angiogenic factors are affected by inflammatory and anti-inflammatory cytokines against a background of synovial hypoxia may pave the way for future optimisation of existing RA therapies to better target the dual aspect of RA disease, namely angiogenesis and inflammation.

Nevertheless, future optimisation studies may allow reducing it to 30 min.

Future optimisation of the PTR option will refine the bore layout and pumping/reinjection rates to maximise the simulated clean-up, including assessing how much of the contamination has been removed from the aquifer and weather ongoing pumping will only marginally improve remediation over the extra estimated years of pumping.

The economic impacts related to the choice of the various materials considered are evaluated against the plant lifetime design and guidelines for future optimisation in the technical specifications are given.

A key question is, what knowledge can be extracted from such large data sets that can help in future optimisation efforts.

In this paper a review is presented of the current understanding of piston assembly tribology in order to contribute to methods of future design optimisation.