Sentence examples for more effective measure from inspiring English sources

The adjustments of stratospheric temperature are included in the forcing because its response time is on the order of months, and the subsequent forcing thus represents a more effective measure of radiative effect on the troposphere-surface system (Hansen et al. 1997; Stuber et al. 2001).

That is actually a more effective measure because you can deal with that in specific markets," he said.

Perhaps tort reform would be a more effective measure to decrease deaths and injuries than issuing more tickets to drivers or walkers.

The work looked at 22 different cancers in Britain and their association with body mass index (B.M.I ., a simple but more effective measure of obesity than weight alone.

Water injection from bottom is a more direct and probably more effective measure to reach this, specifically designed in the COMET core catcher concept.

A more effective measure is to support the institutions that underpin civil society in subtle ways, such as ensuring an independent judiciary and paying for universal free education, so that citizens have the ability to hold public servants to account.

However, the model shows there are much more effective measures.

But the more effective measures – road upgrades and technological advances in car safety – take longer.

There are more effective measures to change students' behavior than striking them," Riley, a former high school principal, told The Washington Post.

If the slump is still going on, which is likely, this will offer a chance to consider other, more effective measures.

And even skeptics say that until more effective measures are found, older people should continue to be vaccinated, because some protection against the flu is better than none.