Too often, racially and ethnically diverse patients are left with a less-than-optimal match, which can lead to less-than-optimal outcomes.
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The virus' softer structure makes that method less than optimal.
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A narrow-sighted approach will result in less than optimal results.
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But higher nutrient costs could have growers applying less-than-optimal amounts.
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That's less than optimal during the outbreak of a highly contagious disease.
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What should we say in the face of less than optimal evidence?
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I loved my setup—although dealing with all the wires was less than optimal.
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Here's what inspires most of us to make some less-than-optimal money moves.
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It will not surprise you that this is a less than optimal selection process.
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Do they worry about the babies born into poverty or other less than optimal circumstances?
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A report by an independent panel found "less than optimal" suicide-prevention measures and other flaws.
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We apologize to any customer who has experienced less than optimal performance on their new systems.
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That, in turn stretched development times (raising costs) and often resulted in a less-than-optimal title.
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Old habits die hard — even after long experience that federal earmarking produces far less than optimal results.
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In Cleveland, television producers grumbled about the less-than-optimal spectacle put on by the Trump campaign.
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As with norovirus, this means the disease could be passed around when there's less than optimal hygiene.
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And then because of this stress, we get forced and rushed into making less than optimal choices.
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Let's stop being enablers and learn from companies that have braved the markets, despite less than optimal conditions.
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That way, you'll know when your body clock may be to blame for a less-than-optimal workout.
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"So that you don't have to worry about these drifts that continually make our vaccine less than optimal."
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Both Xiaomi and Sharp have attempted to use similar technology in 2014 and 2016, with less than optimal results.
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O'Brien's fake ad uses the traditional dancing silhouettes — only this time, they're wearing AirPods with less-than-optimal results.
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The problem is also that substantial proportions of American cancer patients get less than optimal cancer prevention and treatment.
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Amy Klobuchar: C While I found her delivery to be less than optimal at times, Klobuchar had some good points.
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Emotion can get the best of us when losses start to pile up, leading to some less-than-optimal decisions.
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If one of these four pillars is lacking, health and performance will be less than optimal, no matter your profession.
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Over the past two decades, research has shown that current probation and parole practices often deliver less-than-optimal results.
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Research shows that one of the factors that contribute to this less-than-optimal investment is our outdated tax system.
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Planning to work longer still makes sense, experts say; if anything, too many workers retire at less-than-optimal ages.
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If the process was illegitimate, the implicit argument went, then it was easy to believe it was less than optimal.
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Fiorina are many: A pick designed to change momentum in a primary could prove less than optimal for a general election.
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Despite the less-than-optimal beer conditions, he broke the world record that day on the St. Joseph's High School track.
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Twinkies are less than optimal to eat after about 25 days on a shelf, and burgers go bad within a day.
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If someone has great "muscle building" genetics, they can often get away with training and nutrition methods that are less than optimal.
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In the United States, if you're not wealthy, not white and not heterosexual, you may be receiving less than optimal health care.
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So while "glue" like SLYS, RRS, OPP and OPE were less than optimal, I am content knowing I considered countless alternative options.
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Others simply did not believe my pain or, worse, reduced migraines to an overreaction or an excuse to produce less than optimal work.
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Still, increasing access using a test that doesn't take into account the majority of the mutations linked to cancer seems less than optimal.
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One of the recurring problems in Dota 2's competitive scene is less-than-optimal services rendered by the companies Valve partners with.
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Late Friday in general is famous in Washington for being a "news dump," in which an administration quietly releases less-than-optimal news.
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Mr. Tamene's initial scan of the D.N.C. system — using his less-than-optimal tools and incomplete targeting information from the F.B.I. — found nothing.
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Air traffic controllers gave the pilot "Special Visual Flight Rules," or clearance to fly in less than optimal weather around the Burbank airport.
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But she has failed to secure a job; she worries that her barely noticeable speech problems make her job interviews less than optimal.
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Generally it is safe and rather cheap, so even if the effectiveness is less than optimal sometimes, overall it is a good deal.
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Still, the research marks the arrival of new kind of device: an autonomous aid that enhances normal, but less than optimal, cognitive function.
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The footage shows just how big of a win the landing was for SpaceX, which had experienced a less than optimal year in 2015.
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"Without each of those ingredients, the growth is going to be much less than optimal," he said after chairing a major Tehran aviation conference.
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Though not necessarily a death sentence for a healthy tree, those growing in less than optimal situations, or those stressed by drought, often suffer.
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The public and patients should know that we are suffering in this way, which may be revealed in a less-than-optimal bedside manner.
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We all think the choices for leadership were less than optimal and are appalled by the violence and disrespect that Mr. Trump has promoted.
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Moreover, Nurkic had played sparingly in Denver over the previous two months and figured to arrive in Portland in, well, less-than-optimal physical condition.
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"If we have poor or less than optimal interpersonal interactions with physicians or providers, that's going to impact our healthcare use in the future," he said.
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There are many reasons for less than optimal academic performance, but too often among these reasons are health conditions that have been unrecognized or under-managed.
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Lighthouse gives developers a way to look for the failing indicators of a website and find out exactly what might be making the experience less than optimal.
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It was good fun to have the crew on for a classic Equity episode, and a big thanks to Manan for coming aboard under less-than-optimal circumstances.
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You're in a completely new environment and subject to conditions you're not used to — say around more people, a different noise level, or a less-than-optimal mattress.
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" Cole-Fontayn echoed Rolet's warning on relocation, telling BI: "Brexit has the potential to result in a more fragmented world with less than optimal coordination, communication, and operational efficiency.
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That is often what makes it possible to build something grand from nothing, and it is often why these cities are so unrealistic and prone to less-than-optimal results.
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More than ever, leaders need the twin skills of anticipating and navigating to chart a course through uncertainty and into what could very well be less-than-optimal global conditions.
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We will all certainly face bigger decisions than this in our lives and there are worse things than having a slightly less than optimal phone experience for a year or two.
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Delivering more humanitarian aid and financial support via the European Union for Syrian refugees already in Turkey might seem like a costly and less than optimal solution to the burgeoning crisis.
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Acknowledging the vaccine's less-than-optimal effectiveness, Schuchat reminded the committee that "vaccinating children can be lifesaving against the flu," as the vaccine showed 59% effectiveness in the youngest age group.
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"Is there a fire right now?" she asked a few weeks ago when our air filter kicked on with a little whoosh, a sign of less than optimal indoor air quality.
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Enshrining the agreement's public-policy choices (some of them politically justifiable but less than optimal, such as subsidies for peasant farming and FARC co-operatives) in the country's basic law looks bad.
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"The notion that it is initiated by adults who are trying to re-do or un-do old experiences sets the pre-K prom in a less than optimal context," she said.
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If the bill passes it will be because enough Republicans and Democrats in the middle are willing to come together and swallow something both sides admit is less than optimal for them.
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The transfer ratio for airlines is less than optimal, however, so this is only a good option if you have your heart set on a specific redemption with one of their partners.
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Patrick Kaser, portfolio manager at Brandywine Asset Management, which owns about 26 million Bank of America shares, said the bank's strategy is sensible even if it comes at a less-than-optimal time.
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Once you do that, every small bending of the rules—extensions on deadlines, failure to attend class, the option to resubmit projects where you got less than optimal grades—becomes a lot easier.
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Blizzard has owned the game's less-than-optimal reporting feature in the past, but behind-the-scenes changes — even when delivered in forceful tones, like this one — are invisible, and tough to buy.
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Where the employer has no fiduciary oversight, a MEP structure may well revert to a bundled/proprietary platform model, ultimately resulting in higher fees, reduced participant choice and less-than-optimal investment returns.
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While the experience was occasionally jittery between our office Wi-Fi and the less than optimal test conditions, playing Rise of the Tomb Raider on an Android phone was still a pretty impressive experience.
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After the latter spacecraft had a less than optimal uncrewed flight when it failed to dock with the International Space Station, a study revealed that Boeing had failed to adequately test the vehicle's software.
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Patrick Kaser, portfolio manager at Brandywine Global Investment Management, which owns about 26 million Bank of America shares, said the bank's strategy is sensible even if it comes at a less-than-optimal time.
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The latter will ultimately prove an interesting test for its ability to run on low-end hardware — with the right software and a good connection, you can accomplish a lot with less than optimal specs.
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According to Busch, anyone using a less-than-optimal camera can expect to see facial animations crack in a couple of different ways — though he also readily admits that such impressions can be very subjective.
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Mr. Miller, a meteorologist, said that turbulence can force aircraft to choose less than optimal routes that use more fuel and are less efficient, and the roughest flights can require additional aircraft checks and maintenance.
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Bryce, meanwhile, despite his appeal to the Extremely Online, actually has some troubles in his past, including a DUI and some failure to pay child support that make him arguably a less-than-optimal candidate.
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People who "would not feel good" about content they expect to be "sensational" sounds like a tiny but probably less than optimal experience, and it would be a shame if it happened all the time!
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"Using militiamen to do the ground combat in a complex urban environment may, absent a healthy ration of good luck, produces less than optimal results, especially for civilians caught in the crossfire," he told me.
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To wit, your employer, not you, chooses your 401(k) investment options and your choices may be less than optimal either because your employer doesn't know any better or because your employer's interests are different from yours.
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And this militarism, when it is taken up by politicians and the American public -- in contrast to the anti-militaristic patriotism of the nation's founders -- regularly sends US military personnel into harm's way for less than optimal reasons.
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"Many asthma and COPD patients are misusing their medicines, for various reasons - they forget to take them or they don't understand how to take them properly - and the result of that is less than optimal outcomes," he said.
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While the union now is in less than optimal condition to cope with the major challenges ahead, there is at least the hope that France and Germany will produce the necessary dynamism to carry out major structural reforms.
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This brings an increased need for group video chat apps, and although the choice is pretty wide, it's the little details, such as performance in less-than-optimal internet speeds, that decide which app a user will prefer.
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The study found that women under the age of 33 with non-HDL cholesterol levels that were less than optimal had a 23% probability of having a non-fatal heart disease event or stroke by the time they turned 2000.
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"This proposal linking the state payment to the V.A. is less than optimal, because it leaves off most people who are not in the state programs, and for those who are getting private insurance, the price could rise for them," Emanuel said.
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It's not a choice moms should have to make, according to CLASP, since not taking time off is risky too: When parents can't afford to take time off, infants may miss critical doctor's appointments and risk less-than-optimal cognitive and social development.
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"The inadequate intake of these micronutrients creates a 'hidden hunger' that could be partly addressed by supplements like MVM and correct the associated less-than-optimal daily structure/function of our cells and physiological systems," said Blumberg, who wasn't involved with the review.
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"And a New York Times article from last year framed around helping patients ensure their concerns are taken seriously by doctors said that in the US, "if you&aposre not wealthy, not white and not heterosexual, you may be receiving less than optimal health care.
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Intermittent shortages of the IV bags, already a problem due to a limited number of suppliers and less than optimal manufacturing capacity, "are emerging as a serious problem for hospitals, health care systems, and ambulatory care infusion centers," the authors of the letter wrote.
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However, how to breathe to the best of our ability is rarely, if ever, taught to any of us, despite the fact that, through exposure to illness or stress, most of us develop less-than-optimal breathing patterns that can adversely affect our overall well-being.
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On the day of our visit, we were obliged to view the masterpiece under less than optimal circumstances: the Musée Unterlinden, where the altarpiece is normally kept — and to which it has been returned — was being renovated and the work was installed in a Dominican chapel nearby.
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Part of the reason is that it was Ramsey who made the ultimate decision to self-impose the ban, a pragmatic move even though the optics — a university pulling the rug out from underneath its players in the middle of the season — were less than optimal.
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As it stands, the new subway is a godsend for Yorkville residents commuting to Times Square or Madison Square Garden or anywhere else downtown and west—a trip that until January, 2017, always involved some kind of less-than-optimal but certainly conversation-inducing combination of rides.
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"Early on, management was less than optimal in Hubei and they're paying for that now," Dr. Ian Lipkin, a professor of epidemiology at Columbia's Mailman School of Public Health who has been working in China and advising the Chinese government since the SARS outbreak, told me.
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Many said his past successes have stemmed from his ability to network and connect with founders and entrepreneurs — letting them down easy when he has less than optimal news about a company&aposs valuation, while also appealing to their human side with an earnestness rare for Wall Street.
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Unfortunately, I didn't really see that, and there were quite a few less-than-optimal entries (WIS, ETA, DYS, STORERS, LENE, PRIER, OR I, PULL A) and some vocabulary that seemed more late week than befitting a Tuesday puzzle (ALTAI and LENE, which we will hear more about later).
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These aren't superficial tweaks and they're being made under pressure, so some hiccups are to be expected — but Intel is also a huge company that has had months of warning to get this right, so people may be frustrated by the less-than-optimal way the flaws have been addressed.
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Still, more people, particularly the elderly, need to get vaccinated even when the vaccine effectiveness is lower than hoped, Webby said: "This study suggests that even with a less than optimal vaccine there is still much public health benefit that can be achieved if these are used properly and widely."
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When the helicopter reached Burbank, where the foothills rise above the Los Angeles basin, controllers kept the aircraft circling for 12 minutes, clearing other traffic, according to the N.T.S.B. They then issued a special visual clearance for Mr. Bryant's flight to pass through their airspace under less-than-optimal visual conditions.
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The concept of a warm, dry wetsuit is a surfer's perfect dream (besides hanging the tennest 10 while riding the ultimate wave — why yes, I am a pro surfer, how did you know?), but current materials are less than optimal about keeping the balance between warm in water and dry on the board.
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"We knew U.S. corn stocks were going to be higher after the quarterly stocks report ... Now that the (monthly) report is out of the way, some people are willing to buy the market because, let's face it, we're having less-than-optimal planting conditions out there," said Jack Scoville, analyst with the Price Group.
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The new study shows that "for kids who have parenting that is less than optimal, there are opportunities in both their friendships and relationships with teachers at school to get the support, engagement and reinforcement of their worth that may help blunt the negative impact of harsh parenting," said Patrick Tolan, the Charles S. Robb Professor in the Curry School of Education and Human Development at the University of Virginia.
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" The company also wanted to "apologize to any customer who has experienced less than optimal performance on their new systems," while simultaneously standing its ground in regards to Apple's initial performance claims by saying "Customers can expect the new 29-inch MacBook Pro to be up to 4.8-percent faster, and the 225-inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar to be up to 28X faster, as shown in the performance results on our website.
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