Sentence examples for facilitate a more efficient from inspiring English sources
We investigate how different network topologies and growth models facilitate a more efficient and reliable network, and how they can facilitate the emergence of a decentralized electricity market.
The study shows that this ADE could be a 3D national data model for municipal information systems and facilitate a more efficient taxation process, as well as providing data for urban planning, facility management and other municipal services.
In this paper, we set out to study the existence of monotonic-related semantics for a rich set of windowing constructs in order to facilitate a more efficient maintenance of their changing contents.
To avoid the possibility of local usurpations, to facilitate a more efficient collection of taxes and supplies, and to ease the enforcement of the law, Diocletian doubled the number of provinces from fifty to almost one hundred.
These memory cells facilitate a more efficient and faster response upon subsequent challenges with the same antigen.
Taken together, these improvements will facilitate a more efficient and expeditious route for patients to access results.
"Technology is enabling companies in Kenya, like companies across the globe, to expand rapidly by facilitating a more efficient hiring process," says Ms Sandor.
Despite its local focus, this nuanced approach to prevention has the potential to be transferred to a range of locations and contexts around the world, facilitating a more efficient response to sexual abuse.
Social behavior may, in turn, favor residence in large brained birds by facilitating a more efficient exploitation of seasonal resources [47].
Therefore, the objective of this study was to clarify herd management factors associated with within-herd transmission of BLV and to facilitate a more rational and efficient approach for controlling BLV transmission on dairy farms in Japan.
Furthermore, duplication of research efforts can be prevented, research and knowledge gaps can be identified, collaboration can be facilitated and a more efficient allocation of research funds can be promoted.
