Sentence examples for and a more functional from inspiring English sources

The new offices offer increased operational efficiency and a more functional layout, allowing integration of the sales, application engineering and field assistance teams.

Hydro-climatic drivers causing the changes in drained wetlands were identified and used to develop a generic model to predict wetland ET. Eddy covariance (EC -based EC -basedETents were measurements years at twereifferently drained but close by wetlands, a heavily drained wetland (SW) (97% reduced surface storage) and a made forctwonal wetland (DW) (42% reduced storage).

Slight updates to the nose and tail of each Focus model, in addition to much-improved ergonomics and a more functional technical interface, round out the rest of the changes.

The attainment of at least 0-90° ROM is the goal upon hospital discharge and a more functional range of 0-120° should be attained upon completion of postoperative physiotherapy.

The underlying issue appears to be whether countries can afford to pay for more highly trained FPs and whether the extra cost would be worth it in terms of better health outcomes and a more functional district health care system.

At the same time the shift to Voyager eliminates the need to maintain an isolated standalone system and provides a more functional and sustainable environment for cataloging and data management in RBSC.

Generally speaking, a thesis is an intellectual proposition; an antithesis is a reaction to the proposition that seeks to negate it; and a synthesis is a means of reconciling the thesis and the antithesis with an aim of creating a new -- and presumably a more functional -- thesis.

It should be useful for improving crop models' ability to predict crop response to row spacing more accurately and in a more functional manner.

People are ripping away the overwrought static in their head and live a more functional life.

Therefore, habitat use is not a fixed species-specific trait, but a trait that may show significant intra-specific variation and deserves a more functional, mechanistic approach.

T2D patients exhibit different GERD symptoms, higher LES pressures and a decreased prevalence of hiatal hernia than non-diabetics, which may be related to worse oesophageal motility and, thus, a more functional rather than anatomical cause of GERD.