Sentence examples for cost-efficient technique from inspiring English sources

Since the MLR-WDM is becoming the key and a cost-efficient technique for the network upgrading, the problem for constructing an efficient virtual topology becomes an important issue.

This method of follow-up is a cost-efficient technique and can now be applied to a larger cohort of women.

Our study demonstrates that hybridisations of the barley Agilent 15K expression microarray with wheat chromosome 3B MTP pools is a convenient and cost-efficient technique to perform physical map anchoring with gene-based markers.

This study provides data to support the use of such a cost-efficient technique which can now be applied to assessment of other potential pregnancy screening factors (such as levels of the VEGF family of proteins and their receptors in first trimester serum samples) in a larger cohort of women.

Programs aiming at curbing deforestation and forest degradation in tropical regions (REDD+) rely upon cost-efficient techniques to monitor, report and verify forest carbon stocks.

Nanoimprint lithography (NIL) is a cost efficient technique for the mass production of nanostructures.

They used it to measure total circulating MP content in human plasma and found that it is a more cost efficient technique yielding results comparable to those obtained with annexin-V [ 91].

The exhibition charts Colt's efforts to perfect his new revolver design and cost-efficient manufacturing techniques.

In our population, if WES was followed by targeted CNV analysis, 76% of patients with PCD would have had a molecular genetic diagnosis and WES should be considered the most cost-efficient molecular genetic technique in such genetically heterogeneous disorders.

Electrochemical deposition is the most simple, efficient, versatile, and cost effective technique.

Consequently, integration of remote sensing (RS) and geographic information system (GIS) has proven to be efficient, rapid and cost effective technique producing valuable data on geology, geomorphology, lineaments and slope as well as a systematic integration of these data for exploration and delineation of groundwater potentials zones (Prasad et al. 2008).