Sentence examples for development more efficiently from inspiring English sources

In theory, this means more employee development, more efficiently conducted.

Finally, many open-source companies find they can also run research and development more efficiently, and save R&D dollars, because a broad community of users is continually iterating and improving on open-source products.

In the present study, histological evidence showed concomitant anti-inflammatory activity in the lungs of SPM-treated mice in accordance with Figures  6, 7 and 8. Whole-lung HE images in mice with/without primary tumor resection indicated that SPM could control metastasis development more efficiently than free DTX.

Chicago's economy is growing, more efficiently.

The 20,000 or so NGOs there operate mainly in the country's 86,000 villages, providing education, health, small loans and agricultural development far more efficiently than the corrupt and inefficient government.

Nonetheless, analytical techniques are, as covered elsewhere, still under development to more efficiently and reliably characterize and quantify nanoparticles, as well as to detect them in complex environmental matrixes.

There are many libraries that can help the development process move more efficiently, and a lot of engineers can work on the project at the same time.

This enabled the ProMiner development team to more efficiently produce sample tagged documents and reports, based on articles in our pilot corpus, that showcased the system's gene tagging capabilities (see Figure 4) They also quickly responded to our request for a PDF version of the ProMiner.

First, regarding supply, companies will continuously develop new products knowing that through research and development they will produce more efficiently and in an environmentally friendly manner, thus manufacturing better products.

Instead, we find that the N2 extracellular domain (NECD) increases Notch protein localization to the cell surface during kidney development and is cleaved more efficiently upon ligand binding.

In this study, we bridge the study of the Xi with the development of strategies to more efficiently demethylate and reactivate silenced genes.