Sentence examples for tools to streamline from inspiring English sources

Ms. Whitman said she hopes to use the company's own business analysis software, along with other tools, to streamline the number of components used to make its products.

Consequently, there is an urgent need for the development of new tools to streamline the management, analysis, indexing, querying and visualization of such data.

Integrases are versatile and efficient tools that can be used in conjunction with the various extant molecular biology tools to streamline the synthetic biology production line.

Adobe has a product page up for Storify 2, which it describes as "providing workflows and collaboration tools to streamline live blogging for large news organizations".

IT departments also get the controls they need including the ability to run Office 365 ProPlus side-by-side with other versions of Office, and tools to streamline and manage updates for their users.

Companies like Seesmic, Posterous, Meebo, Miso, Rapportive, and HootSuite are currently using the startup's customer engagement tools to streamline their customer relations and to diversify the ways in which they're receiving feedback from their customers.

The paper clinical pathway has been introduced as a tool to streamline documentation, implement standardised clinical management protocols and improve quality of care provided to patients.

"Based on previous experience we are confident that while adoption may be slow, once brands begin to use this tool to streamline the hundreds of sample/image requests they receive and editors learn how to access samples from hundreds of brands using their Radar app, it will certainly create yet another behavioral shift in the industry".

"When we created Edmodo, we envisioned a tool to streamline learning, putting the teacher at the center and delivering resources in one place," explains Crystal Hutter, Edmodo CEO.

In 2010, the city assigned case managers to aspiring restaurateurs and formed a Restaurant and Hospitality Express program, an online tool to streamline the approval process through multiple agencies.

The review emphasizes that there is a need to improve recognition of TB patients at the risk of dying while being treated, stating that 'in low-resource settings with strained infrastructure, development of a simple clinical tool to streamline prioritization of intensified follow-up of high-risk patients would be of great benefit' (15).