Sentence examples for efficient progress from inspiring English sources

For fast and efficient progress in projects, usage of computer technology has been essential.

Trams were able to cater for the masses, and since the roads were so bad, laying tracks enabled far more efficient progress.

Intriguingly, the innovation of a fragment-based drug design (FBDD) approach has enabled rapid and efficient progress in drug discovery.

Efficient progress in SCP can be only achieved by a systematic struggle of producers and consumers, incorporating members from other interested groups, such as governments, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), education and science institutions, the media, etc.

In this article, we argue that the broader concept of inferential literacy, which includes understanding of data characteristics, experimental design and statistical analysis, in addition to computation, more adequately encompasses what is needed for efficient progress in high-throughput biology.

Selected targets can be optimised through construct design (e.g. to minimise protein disorder), switching to a homologous protein, and selection of experimental methodology (e.g. choice of expression system) to prime for efficient progress through the structural proteomics pipeline.

By acquiring knowledge and learning from prior trials, the evolution parameters are automatically and dynamically adjusted, with the aim to achieve more efficient evolution progress.

From a social perspective, violation of equipoise is essential to efficient medical progress.

In addition, regular appraisal meetings between trainees and educational supervisor, preparation of individual learning plans and in-training assessment are strategies suggested to ensure efficient learning progress of the young doctors in the complex work-based training setting [ 3].

Complexes of ODNs and cationic polymers are internalized by endocytosis; then, an efficient route progresses with the endosomal escape, dissociation of complexes, and diffusion of ODNs in the cytoplasm and/or nucleus [ 5].

This allows for real-time monitoring, enabling rapid assessment of progress, efficient reassignment of participant visits when necessary, and effective planning of the next day's visits.