Sentence examples for to optimise further from inspiring English sources

One of London's most vital stages is in the hands of people who write like this: "We have now concluded that a predominant use of contemporary sound and lighting technology will not enable us to optimise further experimentation in our unique theatre spaces and the playing conditions which they offer".

"The study indicates that birds are distributed throughout the world in the most energy-efficient way, and that migration helps many species to optimise further their energy budget," Dr. Somveille explained.

Compounds from the benzomorpholinone series afforded potent antiparasitic cell activities (T. brucei EC50: 0.007 μ m for 44); they display promising in vitro DMPK profiles, showing this series has the potential to be optimised further to deliver orally active antiparasitic compounds.

The derived LSS could optimise further PK assessment of this antibody.

That's impressive and has the potential to be optimised further by filtering the blood, for example.

To optimise treatment further, new targeted agents combined with conventional cytotoxic therapy are being evaluated.

The model is currently being optimised further to improve the dynamic range for permeability studies, and is being used in applications to examine several other aspects of BBB function including transcytosis of large molecules and constructs, and drug efflux transporters.

Precursor amount, temperature and time were then optimised further leading to a RCY of 86 % for the reaction step, as measured by TLC.

In the present work, such formulation was optimised further by preliminary studies using a lab-scale ram extruder, and then scaled up to the pilot plant scale on a Nica screen extruder using a mixed fractional factorial approach.

This number can be optimised further if we consider different orderings for odd and even Trotter steps as in Figure 4, such that subsequent gates may be suppressed.

The SiNW-based bistable memory device, Schottky diode and solar cell showed promising characteristics that could be optimised further for future applications in high performance electronic and electrical energy generation devices.