Sentence examples for enabling more effective from inspiring English sources
Increasingly, mobile is moving from specialized use-cases towards enabling more effective collaboration within and outside of the enterprise.
This will bring the Product teams closer to their internal partners, enabling more effective and efficient execution on Product strategy.
A key aim for CHESS is to facilitate the integration of data derived from various sources, thereby enabling more effective use of Semantic Web methodologies.
We believe the interaction effects uncovered by CWAS are useful for refining structural alerts and enhancing model interpretation, enabling more effective design of safe chemical substances and leading to the improved regulatory chemical risk assessment.
We attribute this to the higher charge density and the higher content of carboxyl and phenolic functional groups of FA relative to HA [65], enabling more effective interference with precipitation of Fe(II)–Al III -LDH.
A prioritization algorithm could reduce the negative impact of this clutter by enabling more effective filtering of critical from non-critical information (see Carver & Turoff, 2007; Hegarty, 2011), decreasing the saliency of entries less likely to be critical (see Wickens, Ambinder, & Alexander, 2004) and thus increasing the value of the information held in the table.
(7) Under the guidance of UCPL-based imaging, the combined use of light-activated therapy (e.g., PDT and PTT) produced in UCNP nanostructure is a promising direction to enable more effective therapeutic effect in vitro and in vivo.
Social science methods are required to make sense of these complexities to enable more effective implementation.
"This directive will establish principles and processes that can enable more effective planning, development, and use of our capabilities.
And how can our understanding of poverty enable more effective policies, building on the lived experiences of the poor?
In December 2007, the House overwhelmingly passed a bill strengthening the law to enable more effective prosecution of sex traffickers.
