Sentence examples for effective version of the from inspiring English sources
There may have been several clean sweeps, each one producing a more effective version of the MC1R gene.
For Bush, being born again did not mean becoming a new person, but a more effective version of the person he already was.
A more politically effective version of the Julia story would have highlighted the positive payoff to public investments in the development of productive capabilities.
A Cambridge-based company has figured out how to make "augmented reality" glasses that will seamlessly project information into the scene in front of you, creating a more effective version of the technology Google is developing with its Glass project.
Dustin is Steve's rival and mirror image, a more obnoxious and more effective version of the friendly young salesman who is charming the locals with a mixture of straight talk and transparent bluff.
To see ourselves as Glauconians is to treat the exchange of reasons as a slow-moving, less effective version of the political correctness drug I mentioned at the outset.
Marnett, whose university has patented this class of permanent COX-2 inhibitors, hopes to team up with a pharmaceutical company to come up with an even more effective version of this new superaspirin.
Google and Facebook are like more effective versions of the NSA and GCHQ, with massive databases of every information point imaginable about us, optimized for their own profitability.
The most effective versions of these ultrabooks are the ones with the Quad HD+ resolution screens and the Intel Core i7 processors.
Foothill Ranch, CA, March 1 , 2010— Fujitsu Frontech North America Inc., a leading supplier of innovative computer products including peripherals and biometric security solutions, today announced the Fujitsu PalmSecure™ LT for SSO, a compact, cost-effective version of the company's award-winning palm vein recognition technology.
Pharmacology is presently involved in the development of more effective versions of these and a vast array of other drugs through chemical synthesis in the laboratory.
