Sentence examples for an efficient resource from inspiring English sources

For many years, natural products have provided an efficient resource for the discovery of potential therapeutic agents.

These ESTs will provide an efficient resource to accelerate gene discovery in C. borivilianum and will help in determining promising targets for genetic engineering of saponins pathway.

Moving from development to production environment an efficient resource monitoring system has been implemented to easily analyze and debug sources of potential failures occurred during workflow computations.

An important objective of network providers is to obtain the maximum profit from their resources; hence there is a need for an efficient resource management.

To get the most useful and complete traffic information, including location coverage, an efficient resource management mechanism for multimedia vehicular applications is indispensable.

To provide multimedia applications with end-to-end QoS guarantees, an efficient resource reservation and management strategy has to be adopted.

Our models have potential for guiding (a) efficient resource allocations during initial deployments of the storage cloud infrastructure and (b) timely interventions during operation in order to achieve scalable and resilient service delivery.

Under similar climatic conditions, this symbiosis between buildings and urban agriculture makes an iRTG an efficient resource-management model and supports the promotion of a new typology or concept of buildings with a nexus or symbiosis between energy efficiency and food production.

Paper [24], based on the deterministic EH model, developed an energy efficient resource allocation scheme for timesharing multiuser systems by Lagrange dual decomposition method.

In most cases, a higher growth rate results from a more efficient resource use.

Ideally, such a methodology would support the development of eligibility criteria, ensure standards of services, construct quality indicators, and result in a more efficient resource allocation to grant equal access to services to a rapidly increasing number of individuals.