By having a firm theoretical grip on human cooperation, we can hope to engineer better social systems and develop more efficient policies for a sustainable and better future.
Energy companies need geoscientists to hunt down new fossil fuel and alternative energy sources, improve extraction and refinement techniques, and develop more efficient ways of storing and transporting energy.
Although my supervisors were impressed by how swiftly and accurately I learned and completed the tasks they had assigned, they were not interested in my ability to troubleshoot and develop more efficient methods for doing things.
For this reason, monitoring the performance of the interlayer shear strength (ISS) during the pavement use phase and identifying bond failures are critical to improving pavement management systems and develop more efficient pavement design strategies.
Therefore, further transcriptomic studies are required to completely characterize these atypical isolates, enhance our knowledge of their evolution and impact on public health, and develop more efficient methods for the identification and distinction of Listeria species.
Therefore, in-depth knowledge of the precise role of each PTP in HER2 regulation is necessary if we try to understand HER2 signaling and develop more efficient HER2-targeted therapies.
Second, it would illustrate that the cellular machinery tolerates variations in the backbone of canonical DNA, which would have a significant impact on current approaches to the assembly of large DNA fragments; no longer bound by the need for a phosphodiester linker, chemists would be free to explore and develop more efficient chemical DNA-ligation reactions.
Poset-based modeling methods may be useful for providing more precise classification of cognitive subgroups among MCI for imaging and genetics studies, and for developing more efficient and focused cognitive test batteries.
Much research has been focused on reducing the production cost by strain development, developing more efficient fermentation and recovery processes and using inexpensive carbon sources.
Eighty years after the birth of quantum mechanics, the Schrödinger's famous equation still remains a subject of numerous studies, aiming at extending its field of applications and at developing more efficient analytic and approximation methods to obtain its solutions.
It established a land bank, promoted scientific farming methods, and developed more-efficient tax-collection methods, which increased pressures on black peasants to work for white farmers.
