Sentence examples for by using more effective from inspiring English sources

However, as follows from the above discussion, any reduction in antenna coupling resulting in a smaller impulsive noise contribution can be counteracted, in terms of the effectiveness of its mitigation, by (i) an appropriate filter placement, and (ii) by using more effective nonlinear filter alternatives.

We can learn from the mistakes of previous generations and from the benefit of years of research by using more effective and less harmful ways of raising our children.

In other areas of Kenya, chloroquine resistance increased case-fatality rates, and this trend could be reversed by using more effective antimalarial drugs (22 ).

The actual number of proviruses we use in our study is less than can be detected in principle and our results can be improved by using more effective counting methods.

Thus, efforts have been made to increase pCR rates by using more effective drugs and treatment regimens (Smith et al, 2002; Buzdar et al, 2005); the achievement of pCR has become the primary end point of many clinical studies.

Further improvement of recombinant protein production in plants can be achieved by optimization of gene expression including using more effective regulatory elements and protein targeting/retention sequences, as well as using conventional breeding program to select high expression lines over generations [ 34, 36].

Every dollar saved by using more cost-effective procedures is someone's dollar of income.

Thus, protocols for production of hPSC-derived cardiomyocytes are required in which manual labour is minimized and costs are significantly reduced, e.g. by using more cost-effective defined chemical compounds.

Evidence and indications to prolong the bearings' mean effective lives by using more accurate diagnosis and prognosis are confirmed when faulty bearing installation, faulty machinery design, harsh environmental condition and when a bearing is replaced as soon as its vibration level exceeds the normal.

We analyse the use and expenditure in 2011 on EHC to predict the possible cost savings that could be made by using a more effective method of EHC.

Instead they will have to use more cost-effective ingenuity.