Sentence examples for effective in structuring from inspiring English sources
Finally, this study contributes by introducing a new research method to the accounting literature that is effective in structuring and interpreting longitudinal field data in relation to theoretical expectations.
The proposed methodology is practical and computationally efficient in structuring more effective decisions towards the optimum design of the process.
By means of the introduced method, the problem of lack of experimental studies on the effective in-plane compliances of cellular structures in the literature is expected to be solved.
Combinations of free energy minimization and comparative sequence analysis as used here, are more effective in enhancing structure prediction accuracy by finding a common low free energy structure [ 27- 29].
Overlays are not as effective in existing structures because if chloride ions are present, the only protection of the overlay is a decrease in moisture infiltration (Silano 1993).
A new functional model is combined with a selection of TRIZ problem solving tools that are identified as effective in product structure simplification.
Results indicated a concentration dependent interaction of NC with calf thymus DNA, bringing in effective change in structure and conformation, and forming a new complex that increased its stability.
Case management is a patient-centered approach which has shown efficacy in the treatment of depression in highly organized Health Maintenance Organization HMOO) settings and which might also be effective in other, less structured settings.
Clearly, urea is not as effective in reducing secondary structure in thermally denatured Nank4−7* as sarcosine and TMAO are at inducing such structure.
While the impact-echo method has been effective in testing concrete structures for many years, its application for evaluating CFRP-structural systems applied to bridges is not fully developed and used in the field.
This implies that lower scan rate can be more effective in fabricating oxide structures.
