Sentence examples for better to trigger from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the TCP congestion parameters (e.g. Cwnd) can be suitably adjusted, in order to regulate the aggressiveness of TCP scheme, thus increasing its throughput and reducing packet losses (e.g., if congestion is predominant, it might be better to trigger slow start phase rather than injecting further packets in a congested environment).

But what better way to trigger Conservative civil warfare than outflanking Cameron on his rebels' pet cause?

However, if 50% remains susceptible and 10% is infected, it is better not to trigger the NPIs.

Certainly the September 2001 attacks by terrorists with flawed visas could be expected to trigger better scrutiny.

In this study, we evaluated whether the BCG-PSN could serve as a novel adjuvant of DNA vaccine to trigger better cellular and humoral immune responses against the HIV-1 Env antigen in Balb/C mouse model.

The fact that MGL2 expression was unaffected by MGL1 deletion, suggest that such targets may be useful to trigger better immunity against this helminth.

The Tapper: When you have to fire a machine gun at long range or dual machine guns, it is often better to tap the trigger to maximize your damage.

Most "trippy videos" are better at triggering the drugs you're already on than recreating psychedelic hallucinations.

Similarly, Anobit's specialism, of making flash memory (used in almost every Apple product, including its computers) function better, seems to have triggered a decision by the Cupertino company to snap it up.

Sometimes, our work requires different spaces and tools to help trigger a better output.

The study resulted in a comprehensive framework and model of factors and determinants that demonstrate an overall relationship to better understand what might trigger students to think about their expected future careers.