Sentence examples for effective and efficient alternatives from inspiring English sources

The first step to a sustainable transport solution for Melbourne is to understand that we can provide effective and efficient alternatives to the car without rebuilding the city at higher residential densities.

Various concerns including implementation challenges of acceptability and coverage of MDA, in addition to the risk that prolonged use of MDA as a malaria control tool in the absence of elimination could potentially hasten the spread of drug-resistant parasites, have led to the search for effective and efficient alternatives to MDA.

Over time, I think it is possible to replace traditional marking with more efficient and effective alternatives.

Thus to handle this challenge, traditional approaches are more time-consuming and costly while computational approaches are often considered to offer more efficient and effective alternatives.

And our representatives in Congress would have more of an incentive to ditch the tax code and come up with a better, more effective and efficient alternative.

It is hoped that the STA data model is able to provide an effective and efficient alternative in business data modelling.

In this paper, we propose an effective and efficient alternative to binning for locating binding sites for TFs that may bind directly or indirectly.

These results imply that the self-directed intervention can be an effective and efficient alternative to the coach-led intervention for overweight individuals with prediabetes and/or metabolic syndrome but that individuals with the same cardiometabolic risk factors who are moderately or severely obese may only benefit from the latter, more structured approach.

Distance learning, including on-line teaching, may provide an attractive, cost-effective, scalable and efficient alternative to on-site classroom training.

Increasingly, population-level health administrative data, such as hospital discharge and registry data, used alone or linked with other datasets, are being used as a cost-effective and resource-efficient alternative to investigate population treatment patterns, health service utilisation and outcomes of care [ 1, 2] across a range of conditions [ 1, 3- 9].

In this sense, although the throughput of macroarrays is moderate as compared to microarrays, the former represent a cost-effective, rapid, accurate, and efficient alternative that do not require specialized equipment and can be used in any well set-up molecular laboratory but still retain the sensitivity and specificity of the microarray technology.