Sentence examples for more effective identifying from inspiring English sources

The groundbreaking 2011 UNAIDS Strategic Investment Framework calls for the greater involvement of communities as a means of making service delivery more effective, identifying community involvement as being one of the critical enablers in realising the goal of an AIDS-free generation (Schwartländer et al., 2011).

Results of the current study generally supported this conclusion, with four subscales (BL, SU, SEL, and SEV) based on detection strategies in the amplified response category showing more effective identifying the malingerers than those subscales that relied on inconsistent response category.

Overall, the classification rules were more effective in identifying curative treatments than identifying palliative treatments.

More recent data suggests that the newly identified marker ALDH could be more effective in identifying the most tumorigenic breast cancer stem cells [21].

Compared to generic, specific measures tend to be more sensitive to changes arising from changes in conditions and may, therefore, be more effective in identifying intervention effects [ 41, 63].

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).

Furthermore, most prediction accuracies in Table 1 obtained by the interaction-based method are higher than the corresponding accuracies obtained by the similarity-based method, indicating that interaction-based method is more effective in identifying drugs side effects.

The GO annotations produced a greater range of potential "genes" for further investigation and was more effective at identifying genes in a particular pathway than could have been identified using extraction of data from Blast.

Not surprisingly, the UK Border Agency is far more effective at identifying cases at the point of entry, where trafficking seems a possibility and requires investigation.

The report says that "legal processes for challenging poor performance should be reviewed so that employers can be more effective in identifying and removing any unsatisfactory staff".

Our scanner captures more of the retina in a single shot than any other technology and is 66% more effective at identifying disorders of the eye than traditional methods.