Sentence examples for more alignment of from inspiring English sources

"The more alignment of remuneration you've got, the greater the chances of providing the service the client wants," says Tony Williams of Jomati Consultants, which specialises in the legal business.

Thus, faster teams showed more alignment of their activity levels and perceived their implicit coordination as better than slower teams.

It gave everyone a common language, and just created a lot more alignment in terms of how everyone in the company was thinking.

"We need less reinventing of the wheel and more alignment in the types of services we are offering in Africa and across the emerging world," says Metcalfe.

The tremendous amount of tumor-derived genomic information available now, and after completion of several large-scale cancer sequencing efforts, combined with biological validation of mutations to determine relevant drivers, will allow for much more facile identification of new targets for drug discovery, as well as more precise alignment of patients with a particular targeted therapy.

"We understand that the FISA court judges urgently support a more appropriate alignment of the court's caseload and jurisdiction away from the focus on non-U.S.

These improvements have enabled a more accurate alignment of the removable dental prosthesis during the conversion prosthesis technique.

The more subtle alignment of the peak within the syllable, (c), was not reliable as a cue.

Considering the link between accounting change and the HRD system architecture in both periods, the study illustrated that the mediating effect of HRD stemmed from activities enabling a 'resource gap'-analysis, and that effects of organizational failures induced the switch to a more strategic alignment of HRD policies and practices.

The box at the workspace was initially empty, but on the bottom a grid texture was provided allowing a more accurate alignment of blocks.

In order to obtain a more informative alignment of the mammalian clade, the multi-species alignment EPO track was downloaded from EnsEMBL containing elements conserved along 29 eutherian mammals and subsequently converted into a *.gff file (supplementary texts S1 and S2).