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Meanings of optimise in English

Portuguese
otimizar
Catalan
optimitzar

Act as an optimist and take a sunny view of the world.

otimizar
Usage of optimise in English
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Careful case selection is therefore necessary to optimise management of these injuries.
Pubmed
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This will optimise road capacity and vastly reduce accidents and road fatalities.
News.com.au
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This information can be used to guide network management and optimise its operations.
Pubmed
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The intervention provided evidenced-based memory training and lifestyle education to optimise memory behaviour.
Pubmed
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For SLN the change is meant to optimise the use of its equipment.
Radio NZ
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This model can contribute to inform clinical decision-making and optimise clinical trial design.
Pubmed
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Luckily for South Africans, the Department is attempting to optimise its operational capacity.
The South African
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They were given training and funding to optimise their household standing.
Reuters
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It was designed to optimise the group's ability to manage supply chain complexity.
The Irish Times
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Obtaining pathological information of the tumour preoperatively may help surgeons optimise their treatment plan.
Pubmed
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It would adopt various measures in the short run to further optimise debt structure.
Reuters
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These data should lead clinicians to optimise use of prophylactic DEX in clinical practice.
Pubmed
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Films are released at times during the year that will optimise their Oscar chances.
BBC
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The goal of this approach is to optimise their pension structure and tax relief.
The Irish Times
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Objective: To compare these technical procedures to optimise the serological diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis.
Pubmed
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Sensors could be linked via Bluetooth to sprinkler systems to automatically optimise moisture levels.
BBC
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Translations for optimise
Catalan
optimitzar
Optimise through the time
Optimise across language varieties
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