Sentence examples for able to effectively deal from inspiring English sources
The case study results demonstrate the applicability of the proposed approach which is able to effectively deal with a large retrofit problems.
After testing, the platform has high speed of data acquisition, is able to effectively deal with parameters of the object for testing and output the result, as well as can well communicate with other devices.
Most Americans are either "not too" or "not at all" worried about the swine flu hitting home and broad majorities have confidence the government and local health providers will be able to effectively deal with an outbreak, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll.
As a result, they're not able to effectively deal with those secondary complications or make appropriate referrals".
The existing treatment approaches have not been able to effectively deal with cancer and, therefore, continuing efforts are ongoing to explore novel strategies for cancer treatment.
In particular, our method is able to effectively deal with correlated motions, without assuming independent and identically distributed (i.i.d) noise - a key assumption in earlier approaches [ 11].
Or is it that we feel that only a crook will be able to effectively manage within a crooked system, to deal with the other crooks he will encounter, and to get things done for our neighborhood?
A key issue in designing application codes which are able to effectively take advantage of the available high performance computing resources is to deal with the software management and development complexity.
People need a clear explanation of their illness, its nature, and how it develops in order to be able to accept the disease and actively seek help to effectively deal with their dementia-induced situations.
