Sentence examples for likely more effective from inspiring English sources

Large livestock datasets that have large half-sib and cousin family structures can detect common QTN with smaller effect sizes, and are also likely more effective in identifying rare QTN with large effects (including relatively recent mutations).

In addition, in case of focal lesions, effects of neural plasticity are likely more effective because there is no competition with ongoing progressive neurodegeneration [ 22, 23].

Rather than fight their need to connect by saying something like, "God, you are so addicted to your stupid Blackberry," a likely more effective way is to help them see that connection can be accessed just as much off-, as it can, on-line.

Polarizing rhetoric rarely leads to good policymaking and focussing on hopeful, positive messages is likely more effective than continuing a cycle of denial and counter-denial.

The systemic failures that made the Simpson case — rather, cases — possible, from unexamined policing practices to unconsidered domestic violence, would come under stronger and likely more effective scrutiny in the current day of instantaneous interactive media.

First, this will limit the cost of the subsidy and/or allow a more generous, and therefore likely more effective, subsidy.

Strengthening a multi-stakeholder group like ICANN, backed by like-minded Internet freedom allies, is likely a more effective way to prevent Internet restricting countries from succeeding.

"There are likely often more effective control strategies than harvest,"—like pesticides, he says.

Applying pressure to Hezbollah's patrons, Iran and Syria, would likely be more effective than trying to attack Hezbollah itself, terrorist experts say.

"However, it was noted that any such accommodation would likely be more effective if it were provided in the context of a future communications initiative".

MOOCs would likely be more effective if they didn't shy away from challenging students, rather than presenting a fluid experience which gives the false impression of the learning and retention.