Sentence examples for more effective pathways from inspiring English sources

This might be attributed to the highly compact nature of the ESD films, which provide more effective pathways for electrons.

One possible explanation for this could be that the positively charged NMs enter cells utilising faster and more effective pathways (fast attachment to cell membrane and ingestion) than their neutral and negative counterparts [ 39- 41].

Expert working groups around the world have noted the poor corresponding levels of recognition and treatment of depression in this setting, and have identified the need for the implementation of more effective pathways to treatment and increased provision of care [ 25, 26].

In light of these observations, an explanation of why energy production relies on glycolysis instead of on the more effective pathway driven by oxidative phosphorylation in mitochondria [2], [16] requires computational models capable of taking into account not only both pathways but a robust metabolic network containing its metabolic interconnectivity.

However for those patients who do not respond favourably to physiotherapy, delayed referral along a more effective pathway may be costly.

Thus, we suggest that activation of the oxidative phosphorylation system may be a more effective pathway for this pathogen to obtain energy [ 61].

The reason for this discrepancy is presently unclear but one explanation in our tumors could be a expanded blood capillary network, which may have provided a more effective pathway for metastasis than lymphatic capillaries.

We aimed to engineer more effective communication pathways (through specific roles, increased awareness of team structure and preparation activities) resulting in more straightforward information transfer and thus successful decision-making and mitigation of the impending disaster.

It is crucial that research continues into the pathogenesis of SAM on a background of HIV infection as this will allow the establishment of more effective care pathways for complicated SAM, thereby decreasing the disparity in mortality between HIV-positive and HIV-negative children.

It also means a step change is needed in providing more effective and efficient pathways of care, particularly for people with chronic disease, to avoid the need for costly hospital treatment.

This is related to the leakage current of the platform, which suggests it can be increased or reduced by either improving the platform insulation or providing a more effective discharge pathway (see discussion below).