Sentence examples for efficient and manageable from inspiring English sources
Designed to address broad needs of the HDX community, the platform presented here provides an efficient and manageable workflow for HDX data analysis and is freely available as a web tool at the project home page http://hdx.florida.scripps.edu.edu
Mobile apps are a big part of what's making this process more efficient and manageable.
In this way the source can be viewed and navigated through in an efficient and manageable manner.
Prevention by prioritizing early diagnosis of patients with emerging joint contractures should be emphasized, since rehabilitation for less severe contractures is a more efficient and manageable process.
Of the two methods tested for article delivery to the biocurator, we found that compiling a year's worth of articles from a targeted journal into one file was more efficient and manageable than having biocurators individually access articles one-by-one from a journal's website.
The results are maximally efficient, practical, and manageable arrangements of potential MPA sites that satisfy conservation targets.
Thus it is a two-type-based approach essentially, which not only owns efficient computation and manageable memory like the grid-based approach, but also deals with the discontinuous water surface (wet/dry fronts, boundary conditions, etc).
The simple two-step (hydrolysis followed by decarboxylation) enzymatic pathway appears to be efficient and more manageable compared to the complex fatty acid biosynthetic network.
In small – medium sized firms this tends to work well as it's an efficient working style and manageable enough to maintain a personal service.
Consideration is given to the use of software engineering paradigms and design patterns to produce a code-base that is manageable, efficient, and extensible for future applications, while being scalable to work with large datasets.
Their argument was that an organisation as big as NHS England, with its annual budget these days of around £100bn and 1.2 million employees, was simply too big to be manageable in an efficient and effective way.
