Sentence examples for generating a more from inspiring English sources

In sum, I suggest that the key to generating a more effective biological curriculum is to suppress the tendency to be generously inclusive (which often results in a preoccupation with trivia) and to concentrate on foundational knowledge and useful skills.

Profiles are built up over time from responses to daily questions generating a more accurate picture of people's character.

Though such moves will annoy China, its growing assertiveness is generating a more robust response (see article).

But neither should the Fed's actions work against the goals of generating a more productive economy, he said.

This structure allowed a more precise analysis of the active site, generating a more reliable model for substrate binding.

The financial crisis of 2008-09 helped by generating a more contemplative mood among those who had previously considered themselves masters of the universe.

The low carbon monoxide concentration enables oxygen to react to the surface in this reaction regime generating a more reactive surface.

The proposed approach considers the future trends of various customer responses and service concept strategies of firms by using ABS, generating a more accurate concept.

The tool with a larger shoulder area allowed more plastic deformation on the microstructure generating a more suitable microstructure for high temperature deformation.

The new politics lasted 11 minutes before it descended into the same old baying Reading out the names of the people who asked questions - Marie, Stephen, Paul, Claire, Gail and Angela – the crowd-sourced questions succeeded in generating a more civilised approach by Mr Cameron and fellow MPs, who temporarily put their heckling and animal noises to one side.

Accordingly, we did not pool results from RCTs and nonrandomized studies to avoid generating a more-precise but biased pooled estimate [ 23].