Sentence examples for more effective order from inspiring English sources

A major principle of his policy was to avoid pitched battles, for the experience of Crécy and Poitiers taught him that the French could not defeat the English in the field: they had a more effective order of fighting, and their great companies of longbow men were a force to be feared.

But, as we will see later, the inherent flexibility of the new models paves the way for formulating more effective ordering policies.

However, because the performance of the K2 algorithm depends on node ordering, more effective node ordering inference methods are needed.

Although this limited bronchoalveolar coagulation, continuous administration may have been more effective in order to achieve anti-inflammatory effects.

We need to make things cheaper, easier and more effective in order to make people to want to invest their money in this".

Thus, it can be argued that training programs need to be more effective in order to improve or restore sensorimotor function after knee injury and knee OA.

As the wage differentials have been proven to be so large between destination and source countries, Vujicic et al. [ 9] suggest that non-financial incentives may be more effective in order to retain health workers in their countries.

However, we reach similar conclusions: the urgent need for health system strengthening and making known efficient PMTCT interventions more effective in order to reduce the MTCT in sub-Saharan Africa.

Simulation results show that the proposed controller performs more effective than high order H∞ controller and has close responses to the high order D K iteration controller as the common solution to μ synthesis problem.

Thus, in this paper, a credit risk assessment model is to be established with newly added assessment index about leading enterprises' credit condition and cooperative relationships in supply chain, applied more effective algorithm, in order to find a better way for banks to assess the credit risk.

This suggests that the hard Cl– counterion increases the selectivity of DMSO and DMF, making the solvents more effective at inducing order during solvent annealing.