Sentence examples for effective contact with from inspiring English sources

"The Slovakian enforcement body claims that it has no effective contact with the airline," the Polish official who dealt with Wilkins's case said.

Talent, originality and inspiration are also vital to making effective contact with consumers in a media world that is now in perpetual, exciting turmoil.

This system ensures effective contact with anaerobic biomass in suspended form with organic load to achieve high organic load removal.

When cellulase enzyme is produced by CBP cells, the cellulase should be in effective contact with a solid cellulosic substrate for the hydrolysis to occur.

A low yield has been observed in fermentations with immobilized cells, which might be due to diffusional problems because entrapped cells may not have effective contact with essential nutrients in the broth or the cells may be inhibited by the product (Nikolic et al. 2010).

Human adapted serovars thus appear to have evolved different SseC and SseD that result in an altered translocon complex, which probably makes a more stable and effective contact with the phagosomal membrane of human cells enabling these serovars to survive and multiply inside human cells.

Suppose that, at any time, all susceptibles can have effective contacts with infectious individuals in the same group, where effective contacts are defined by contacts resulting in disease transmission.

Susceptible mosquitoes are generated at a constant rate Λ V and acquire malaria infection (following effective contacts with humans infected with malaria) at force of infection rate λ V. Mosquitoes are assumed to suffer natural death at a rate μ V, regardless of their infection status.

As an anode material of sodium-ion batteries, such a construction could ensure an effective contact area with the electrolyte and offer massive active sites.

The film of self-standing nanorods was obtained at the deposition angle of 85° and exhibits the best performance due to its highest porosity thus the largest effective contact area with the electrolyte.

The dnIGE model applies to infectious diseases that spread by susceptible individuals becoming infected after an effective contact, which is the contact with infectious individuals or infectious material shed by the infected individuals, resulting in disease transmission.