Sentence examples for a more effective device from inspiring English sources
The three men invented the point-contact transistor in 1947 and a more effective device, the junction transistor, in 1948.
The goal was to find "improved designs and incorporate alternative materials for a more effective device, while still using local materials and production centers," Frank says.
As ships became larger, they required a more effective device to hold them, and wooden hooks that dug into the sea bottom came into use as anchors.
Consensus in moral judgments is indeed likely to yield social order, and moral education is probably a more effective device for ensuring compliance with ethical standards than laws and punishments alone.
Nevertheless, intraoperative parameters, such as simpler technique, minimal exposure, shorter surgical time, reduced blood loss, and postoperative functional parameters, demonstrated that the PFNA is a more effective device for the management of peritrochanteric fractures, compared to the DCS.
Just as a jackhammer is an infinitely more effective device than a household hammer at breaking up concrete, a gun is indisputably more effective in the business of killing oneself than all other methods combined.
Because it is less intrusive, an e-mail can be a much more effective device for initiating contact than a poorly timed phone call.
The aggressive trend of scaling transistors requires a new and more effective device to catch up with this rapid trend for modern transistors.
On the flip side, there's little intercommunication among hospitals and health facilities in this country, meaning that hospitals may spend years using expensive pacemakers to their patients, when a cheaper and more effective device is right under their noses.
23 On the contrary, the RESPECT study trial 21 showed the advantages of the catheter-based device closure through the use of a safer and more effective device, such as the Amplatzer, and of more accurate inclusion criteria.
Employers must also periodically reevaluate the attenuation capabilities of the devices in use to ensure their continued effectiveness and provide more effective devices wherever necessary.
