Sentence examples for more effective products from inspiring English sources
Ecover is constantly innovating and pushing boundaries to create new and more effective products that have minimum impact on the environment, and consistently achieves extraordinary ethical standards with its products, management and production methods.
Companies such as Q-Med (the Swedish biotechnology company that manufactures Restylane) and Dermik Aesthetics (which makes Sculptra) are vying with each other to produce better, less invasive and more effective products.
While the Corexit products, made by the Nalco company of Naperville, Ill., are the time-tested old faithfuls of oil spill treatment, they were developed in the 1980s and '90s, and critics say that less toxic and more effective products are now available.
Innovation is achieved through more effective products, processes, services, or technologies that are readily available to the current market.
This group's goal is to improve the quality and objectivity of anti-malware technology testing to consequently develop more effective products to prevent infectious cyber attacks.
A detailed understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying the interactions between nanomaterials and living systems is fundamental for providing more effective products for nanomedicine and drug delivery.
Adding more feathers does not automatically result in a more effective product, however.
Profit margins were improved by "more effective product sourcing", the company said, and sales in the last 10 weeks had grown 1.5% on a like-for-like basis, which was half the rate of growth in the first half of the year.
As IEEE notes, this is no flying drone dragon, but it is a far simpler, cooler and more effective product.
Hollow fiber systems ensure higher productivity per unit of reactor volume, higher selectivity to primary oxidation products (n-propanol and isopropanol) and a more effective product recovery.
Nested incomplete block designs provide the opportunity to take proper account of both of these constraints, and in so doing, identify opportunities for more effective product comparisons.
