Sentence examples for evaluated more efficiently from inspiring English sources
Aside from hiring hundreds of new workers and creating a centralized screening center where child abuse claims can be evaluated more efficiently, the plan includes provisions that would lower the average number of children for whom workers are responsible by almost half.
In this study, an improvement in condition of the patients was evaluated more efficiently with RNFS system by highlighting even the slightest improvement.
We consider the prevalence of ESCC and its precursors in younger age groups is important for etiologic studies in this high-risk region, as the cumulative effects of pathogenic factors (e.g. water source) may be evaluated more efficiently through analysis with full consideration and adjustment for age.
"This enables marketers across media industries to evaluate more efficiently which markets are growing the fastest and which strategies are proving the most successful".
Moreover, the identity of pairs of pseudowords was evaluated more accurately and more efficiently than the identity of pairs of digit strings and dot patterns.
By combining the present tumor growth and STS estimates with death rates, different screening designs may be evaluated even more efficiently than seen in earlier studies.
Frameworks that are contained in both classes would be natural candidates towards normal forms for afs since they minimize the number of arguments on the one hand, and on the other hand maximize the information on conflicts, a fact that might help argumentation systems to evaluate afs more efficiently.
And finally, does the integration of physiologic data, ventilator data, arterial blood gas and chemistry data, and clinical data into an optimized computer-based display help clinicians evaluate patients more efficiently and make more informed decisions when caring for patients with multiple life-threatening injuries [ 8, 9, 10]?
The GSM cellular radio network's coverage, interference, network structure, and frequency plan could be analyzed, evaluated, and optimized more efficiently, objectively, and precisely based on this new technology.
The findings suggest that CSP1 can be used to more efficiently evaluate the separation degree of glucan with lignin (SFG-L) than CSP0.
