Sentence examples for effective to develop from inspiring English sources
KOH activation was found to be effective to develop particular pore sizes on the CNF surface, increasing the surface area of CNF.
Church originally planned to create an instruction manual for building a Polonator from scratch and post it on the Internet, but he ultimately decided that it would be more effective to develop a commercial device.
Small business owners can get bogged down in the details of their own enterprises, but it's much more effective to develop a community that can offer advice, mentorship and the occasional adult beverage for commiseration or victory celebrations.
These models should be effective to develop a better operation system and plant design, but their formulas consist of nonlinear equations, and there are many model constants, which are not easy to calibrate.
This study attempts to identify the key factors that will make a tsunami warning system most effective, to develop a framework in which results of natural science and engineering research can be effectively integrated into coastal natural hazard planning, and to develop a numerical example that illustrates how benefit-cost analysis may be used to assess early warning systems.
And because it's such a small number of people have it, it's not as cost effective to develop treatments for as something that's prevalent.
It would make more sense and prove more cost-effective to develop appropriate secure accommodation for older offenders who have committed serious or violent crimes and to use community punishments for those whose offending is less serious.
The vehicles will likely appear in environments where it is cost-effective to develop and maintain highly detailed mapping, such as dense urban environments, although of course these also pose other challenges due to their complexity.
The USGS found several oil fields, most notably the Alpine and Umiat Oil Field, but none were cost-effective to develop.
Positive reinforcement is the most effective way to develop a good relationship for future issues.
