Sentence examples for efficiently complete from inspiring English sources

The goal of providing students direction and support to efficiently complete community college in a timely and cost effective manner is admirable and evident throughout the book.

We designed a functional prototype of an EHR module intended to help clinicians to efficiently complete a summary review of an electronic patient record before an ambulatory visit.

Given the limits of legal regulation, it is unlikely that any set of "uniform" rules that are promulgated for adoption in every state can both efficiently complete the gaps in commercial contracts as well as optimally police consumer transactions.

If you regularly get the wait cursor when working on the Mac, it could be because of a number of things, including lack of memory (the RAM kind) to efficiently complete the task on screen, not enough available hard-drive space or an overworked processor.

We believe predictiveness curves efficiently complete the set of tools available for the analysis of virtual screening results.

This decision enabled members to more efficiently complete the tasks they wanted to do and was in keeping with LinkedIn's mission to make the world's professionals more productive.

Therefore, the designing work can be efficiently completed by applying the convex optimization techniques.

The dreadlocked Robinson dominated the first two quarters, efficiently completing short passes in between sprints through the Connecticut defense as he led his team to three straight touchdowns.

Additionally, this instrument remains too long to be efficiently completed in combination with multiple other instruments within extensive longitudinal or idiographic studies.

The program is ideal for students interested in quickly and efficiently completing their CPA-unit requirements while learning about career opportunities from recruiters and partners representing nearly a dozen firms.

The viral particle, once in the cytosol, efficiently completes its normal infection process including integration of viral genes with the host genome as demonstrated by long-term (at least 5 weeks) transgene expression.