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In comparison with the previously reported UV photooxidation method, this new method is relatively nondestructive and more effective based on changes in the surface morphology and contact angle.

A human-centered approach to modern manufacturing may be more effective based on actual productivity gains, economics, technical feasibility and equipment capability and reliability, and problems created by automated manufacturing technologies.

When we compared our group judgment making process to a conventional face-to-face group meeting approach as well as a GSS supported process without any required structured decision making process, we found it to be more effective based on four measures of attitude towards the formed group judgment.

The neuroprotective effects of the P. cuspidatum extract appeared to be predominantly due to its major ingredient, resveratrol, but were more effective based on equivalence of resveratrol concentrations.

To make the model less computationally demanding, MPLUS has a procedure that makes this more effective, based on Monte Carlo methods.

The Global Partnership for Education (GPE) is a multilateral partnership that works to ensure that education aid is better coordinated and more effective, based on countries' own education strategies.

Naïve Bayes appeared to be more effective base classifier than J48, and C.4.5 pruning won over the reduced-error pruning (Table 1, Additional File 1: Figure S1).

The scientific method, together with a political commitment to invest in road safety, provided a solid and more effective base of knowledge upon which to build comprehensive road safety programs in Australia.

The detection methods are more sensitive and effective based on Two-Tm-Value of PCR.

In the present paper legacy hard instructions based maintenance system is re-designed in order to realize more effective condition based maintenance (CBM).

A more effective technique, based on the principle of homology, allows the structure to deform under the force of gravity, and the cross section and weight of each member of the movable structure are chosen to cause the gravitational forces to deform the reflecting structure into a new paraboloid with a slightly different focal point.