Sentence examples for cover efficiently from inspiring English sources

We show that the texture of even microvesicular samples can be fully described using less than 20 images acquired at several magnifications to cover efficiently the range of existing vesicle sizes.

It is, however, believed that the strong social ties among family and community members cover efficiently the needs of people, especially in small communities, suggesting that living arrangements do not play a major role and thus do not affect in a significant way health status and self-perceived functional status in particular.

All gene containing regions were covered efficiently and at high quality with 454 sequencing whereas repetitive sequences were more problematic with 454 sequencing than with ABI-Sanger sequencing.

During the continental breakup, the pre-rift Mesozoic cover was efficiently decoupled from the Paleozoic basement along the Triassic evaporite level and underwent drastic ductile thinning and boudinage.

Urban population growth and economic development have led to the creation of new communities, jobs and services at places where the existing road network might not cover or efficiently handle traffic.

Instance space is covered more efficiently when using d-Confidence, thus creating conditions to identify representative cases from unknown classes earlier.

For trained raters, the administration of the ROSA takes about 15 minutes, which is much less than the time a clinician would need for administrating a set of domain-specific AD scales covering all the domains efficiently covered by the ROSA.

Indeed, high endurance performance is thought to have been the target of selection in early hominids, as being able to efficiently cover large distances allowed for more efficient hunting, gathering and scavenging, resulting in a number of uniquely human adaptations [ 7].

As you and baby become more skilled at nursing, you will learn how to efficiently cover yourself with just your clothes and baby, eliminating the need for a cover.

We find only slightly lower numbers (four to six), which is probably due to a less efficient EMS treatment in these experiments and/or the fact that we did not efficiently cover repetitive regions.

The upside is an unwanted player finds a new home and a team can more efficiently cover injuries.