The phrase "approaches that more" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "In our research, we found that there are several approaches that more effectively address the issue."
Alternatives: "methods that are more" or "strategies that better".
These recommendations can also be instructive for research on ecosystem service assessments in order to develop approaches that more strongly correspond to the demands of planning practice.
Our findings indicate that devising transmission models and statistical approaches that more flexibly capture the profile of epidemic growth could lead to enhanced model fit, improved estimates of key transmission parameters, and more realistic epidemic forecasts.
Yet as seen in the challenge results, random forests were not uniformly superior to all other methods and so there is potential for improved approaches that more explicitly account for class imbalance.
However, given that Australia has strong tobacco control, the largest on-pack warnings in the world and low prevalence of nicotine use, further research in Europe and elsewhere using approaches that more closely approximate what consumers experience while using plain packs in naturalistic settings is required.
"This is an opportune time to talk with those stake holders and see if there is any give, if there is a viable approach that more folks can be comfortable with".
Surprisingly, though, far fewer of them die in their early hundreds; or, to put it another way, people who approach that more advanced age are actually less likely to die.
This paper presents an approach that more adequately incorporates human factor considerations into quantitative risk analysis of ship operation.
It's also an approach that, more often than not, leads to the person on the receiving end hardening their existing position.
In this sense, [120] is the approach that more leads in this direction (even if it also proposes a modeling for the foreground entities).
New York has had enough of the Rockefeller Drug Laws -- it's time to get rid of them and enact an approach that more effectively balances public health and safety.
