Sentence examples for which may optimize from inspiring English sources
Our study further contributes to the characterization of RVA's evolution and disease mitigation among swine, which may optimize target vaccine design, thereby minimizing RVA disease in this economically important animal population.
Therefore, the main aims of this paper were to document syndepositional fault characteristics, and then illustrate how they control sequence stratigraphic patterns and depositional systems, and finally discuss reservoir and trap features, which may optimize petroleum exploration in the southeastern fault zone.
Together, these data indicate that AA10 LPMOs are under selection to change their function, which may optimize cellulolytic activity.
The additional time required during the outpatient visit when initiating OADs is necessary to ensure that the patient agrees with the treatment objective, which may help optimize patient adherence and treatment persistence.
Alternatively, a study by Takeuchi and colleagues [ 2] described a method of pressure-volume curve analysis to identify the most appropriate PEEP during mechanical ventilation in an adult sheep model of ALI, which may further optimize lung protection and would be interesting to apply in the model used by de Prost and colleagues [ 1].
For a given θ we may now treat (Y_{k}) as a tuning parameter which may be optimized by minimizing the cost function (A_{Omega}(Y_{k};theta)equiv int_{0}^{omega_{c}}domega F_{{Omega }} omegatau Y_{k};theta)). The optimized (Y_{k}) are thereby defined as an implicit function of θ.
DPI can provide a bound to the extent on which signal processing may optimize probabilistic inference.
The rational reaction set P x) defines the response, while the inducible region IR represents the set, which the leader may optimize his objective.
The rational reaction set P ( x ) defines the response, while the inducible region IR represents the set over which the leader may optimize his objective.
The aim is also to reduce the ranges of the prediction for computed reliability indices, so that better decisions may be drawn from the analysis which may help to optimize the performance of the system.
These results suggest a global co-ordination between splicing efficiency and transcription, which may help to optimize and streamline gene expression programmes.
