Sentence examples for more effective processes from inspiring English sources

More effective processes for safeguarding vulnerable people.

Get this right and we can have simpler, more effective processes.

The improvement in the efficiency of DSSC could be explained based on the more effective processes of carrier production and transport in the heterostructure-based DSSC whose band alignment is illustrated in Fig. 6b.

However, in order to implement the optical and electrical features required for transparent electrodes, there is still a need to develop more effective processes for synthesizing Ag NWs with controllable shapes and sizes, which can be grown continuously up to at least 30 μm in length with 30-nm diameter.

The objective of this research was to improve process management through more effective information integration, processing, and exploitation, leading to an intensified infrastructure building process with more effective process control and reaction to process status changes.

That means boosting co-operation between law enforcement agencies, stopping the transit of migrants in non-EU countries and "establishing a more effective process of returning illegal migrants".

While at longer wavelengths (627 and 736 nm), LSPR relaxation is much more effective process and we can see it clearly in the signal.

Bireforming of methane over all of the Co-containing catalysts is a more effective process than dry reforming because a higher conversion of methane is achieved at a lower temperature and syngas with a ratio of H2/CO > 1 is produced.

It is considered that the presented approach would be relatively easy to implement in a process production scheduling system and that it can contribute to more effective process production scheduling.

We are fully aware of and grieved by ways we could have done better with a more effective process and more patience, starting with me.

"Clearly, our country's current immigration system is not working, and I hope the Federal government develops a more effective process.