Sentence examples for less effective techniques from inspiring English sources

Instead, their receivers rely on more complicated or less effective techniques to compensate for the presence of noise.

The uncovering of DA (i.e., "side" effect) for fly wings is quite general when quantitative analyses of form are carried out using the powerful methods of geometric morphometrics to reveal even small morphological variation that otherwise would remain hidden with less effective techniques [ 13, 45].

People who are less well-off really do appear to give in more readily to temptation, making the very purchases they can't afford; to make unwise financial decisions; to use less effective parenting techniques; or to fail to take life-saving drugs, even when they're free.

People who are less well-off really do appear to give in more readily to temptation, making the very purchases they can't afford; to make unwise financial decisions; to use less effective parenting techniques; or to fail to take life-saving drugs, even when they're free.

Contrary to some predictions from previous studies, we found that nonmajors, in comparison to majors 1) do not perform as well and do not continue to improve their understanding of topics as the course progresses; 2) are less motivated and interested, study less, and use less effective study techniques; and 3) begin and end their genetics course with less expert views about biology.

Several systemic reviews that compared didactic instruction to a wide variety of teaching approaches also identified didactic instruction as a less effective educational technique [ 13- 15].

Two studies [ 8, 9] found no statistical difference in learning outcomes, and three studies found didactic to be less effective than other techniques [ 10- 12].

This is much less effective than the techniques above.

It seems a natural and com monsensical step. is less effective than simpler, fairer techniques for insuring against flight.

The doomed cows are to be branded on the face, a practice the Agriculture Department claims is needed to prevent animals from being sneaked back to the barn - but which the Humane Society protests as crueler and less effective than other marking techniques.

And lastly, the central mechanism of cooling provided by the ECD may prove useful for cooling of obese patients whose body habitus makes conventional surface cooling techniques less effective [ 25].