Sentence examples for efficiently reach from inspiring English sources
"This is all about finding a way to give advertisers the opportunities they used to have in the days of three networks," said Mr. Manning, when marketers could effectively and efficiently reach huge audiences just by buying commercial time on ABC, CBS and NBC.
Or it can tell agencies how to position their ad spots to most efficiently reach a target demographic of viewers.
From Table 4, we can see the classification performance based on the non-transfer learning algorithm cannot efficiently reach to a certain classification precision.
The main scientific challenges for high frequency pulse tube cryocoolers to efficiently reach liquid helium temperatures are outlined, and the research progress addressing those challenges are reviewed.
The progress made in modeling the surface of VLPs makes them to date the best candidates for the design of delivery systems that can efficiently reach their targets.
These results open up a new avenue in the world of adjuvants and illustrate the basic requirements for the design of NP conjugates that efficiently reach their target.
Both VLPs efficiently reached the same draining lymph node where they were taken up and processed by the same APCs, namely dendritic cells and macrophages.
For example, the efficacy of paclitaxel (PTX), a widely used chemotherapeutic agent in cancer therapy, is often limited by its poor solubility in aqueous medium and nonspecific cytotoxicity, thereby preventing it from efficiently reaching the cancer focuses.
The present results indicated that the Au/SiO2 particles efficiently reached the tissues through a flow in the blood vessels and were trapped in the tissues, and then the tissues could be imaged.
The effectiveness of implementation and maintenance phases of a multimodal reminder program that incorporated automated calls capable of efficiently reaching large numbers of women was evaluated to improve repeat mammography screening.
AdCre and pFlox treated cells expressed hVEGF-A165 efficiently reaching the peak expression at 24 h after the transduction.
