Sentence examples for efficient way of discovering from inspiring English sources
As an efficient way of discovering and promoting musical talent, Carnegie Hall belongs to a consortium of European concert halls that each nominates a promising young artist to play in the others' halls.
While adaptive designs may be useful in validating predictive biomarkers [ 50], they have not yet proven to be an efficient way of discovering previously unappreciated biomarkers.
The availability of platypus genomic sequences now provides an efficient way to discover all of the globin genes and regulatory signals, and to understand their function and evolution.
Attending a lot of hackathons, he realised that there wasn't a very efficient way to discover and use the wider range of APIs that are available when you need to code something quickly.
Similar notion may be applied to cancer where identifying protein interaction network of known cancer genes may provide an efficient way to discover novel cancer genes.
Identification of essential genes is helpful to understand the basic functions required for survival and it is an efficient way to discover novel targets for new antimicrobial therapies.
To support the development of novel drugs we need efficient ways to discover better druggable targets to selectively kill cancerous cells and better combinations of targets to prevent resistance.
I've discovered the most efficient way of fueling my body is to eat a substantial meal early in the evening, at 5 or 6 — I've become a blue-plate special guy! — and to subsist on my dinner calories for the first 10 or 15 miles the next morning.
Companies that rely too heavily on competition to determine promotions may find that their employees discover that the most efficient way of winning a promotion is by sabotaging the efforts of their rivals.
The way to get that is to use market mechanisms to discover, say, the most efficient way of cutting carbon.
As human pastoralists discovered 8,000 years ago, raising animals can be an efficient way of harnessing otherwise unusable resources such as grass.
