Sentence examples for cost effectively used from inspiring English sources

In our unit decoy cell assessment is routinely and cost effectively used to detect BK viral infection [ 24].

The type of engagement can be anything within the app (as long as you keep it real, don't expect reaching level 23 to be a plausible KPI) — but finishing the tutorial, reaching level 2, registration or any other reasonable engagement can be achieved quickly, and very cost effectively, using a well-targeted rewarded CPE campaign.

We show how it can be carried out efficiently and cost effectively, using existing data on child health that are freely available to interested researchers.

Thus, the biomass can be cost-effectively used for the binding of Pb II) ions from aqueous solutions.

It is expected that the proposed mixing model can be cost-effectively used in relevant engineering CFD modeling with acceptable accuracy.

Pure Pd and Ag/Pd alloy were studied and a higher TOF was produced with the alloy, nevertheless, the poorer volume of hydrogen produced prevents this catalyst to be cost-effectively used.

"Most businesses are only now beginning to fully comprehend all of the ways in which a 3DP can be cost-effectively used in their organisations, from prototyping and product development to fixtures and moulds that are used to manufacture or assemble an item to drive finished goods," said Basiliere.

Another research objective is to establish whether the enzymes used by A. thiersii to degrade cellulose can be cost-effectively used in the conversion of crop residues into biofuels.

Economic studies can help identify how limited available resources can be cost-effectively used to meet the health needs of HIV-infected children.

For xylitol to be successfully and cost-effectively used in public health prevention strategies dosing and frequency guidelines should be established.

Studies from South Asia have demonstrated that interventions can be delivered cost-effectively using community health workers (CHWs), with a significant impact on neonatal mortality and newborn care practices (4– 8).