Sentence examples for make it more cost effective from inspiring English sources

Arrayed alongside major roads, the settlements make it more cost effective to provide utilities, he said, but also allow closer supervision by the authorities.

One solution is to deploy technology to help elderly users feel informed about their energy use, and empowered to take steps to make it more cost effective and efficient.

Genomic selection (GS) may improve selection response over conventional pedigree-based selection if markers capture more detailed information than pedigrees in recently domesticated tree species and/or make it more cost effective.

To make it more cost effective, choose a cheap brand.

BPOs, by using low-cost labour and standardising tedious business functions like payroll, created large economies of scale that made it more cost effective for companies to buy this service than do it themselves.

Fracking for shale gas would not have been economically viable in the past, but changes in technology have made it more cost effective.

Under the plan a wider range of vocational subjects may also be on offer as a bigger pool of pupils makes it more cost effective to invest in training facilities for say hairdressing or car mechanics.

Lisbon-headquartered Unbabel, a startup that has developed what it describes as an "AI-powered, human-refined" translation platform that makes it more cost effective to conduct business globally, has raised $23 million in Series B funding.

A new bandwidth technology introduced in the late 1980s called dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM or WDM), today a $2.4 billion industry, is impacting on fiber's growth because its technology separates the light passing through a fiber-optic cable into various colors, multiplying the fiber's capacity and making it more cost effective.

Previous studies have also demonstrated that it is possible to have subjects participate in the collection of dust samples, making it more cost effective to collect multiple samples over time (Arbes et al. 2005; Schram-Bijkerk et al. 2006).

Scanning methodologies such as SSCP, gradient gel electrophoresis and denaturing high performance liquid chromatography (DHPLC) are advantageous because they significantly reduce the amount of sequencing that ultimately needs to be performed [ 31- 36], streamlining the mutation detection process and making it more cost effective.