Sentence examples for more effective rather from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, to consider the combined effects of a set of policy measures (policy package) is often more effective rather than to consider single policy measure ones.

In research, as in other areas of policy, ministers seem peculiarly uninterested in making government more effective, rather than simply reducing its footprint.

In that case, at least at first, it prefers to see existing sanctions made more effective, rather than extending them into entirely new areas, with the possible exception of a conventional arms embargo.

But Mr Baker believes treating drug use as a health matter would be more effective, "rather than presuming locking people up is the answer".

Ascorbate would remain more effective, rather than being the weakest of the antioxidants studied to limit apoptosis (in AGS cells).

If some NICUs with these high morbidities can change their routine practices to reduce their incidence, it may be more effective rather than develop new treatments.

Soil improvement using gravel drainage columns, which leads to reduction in liquefaction effects at moderate input acceleration and low relative density, is a more effective method rather than rubber drainage columns.

That suggests that the intervention is best regarded as part of more effective therapy, rather than the sum total of that therapy.

His work suggests that anesthesia monitors might be more effective if, rather than measuring the presence of electrical waves produced by the brain, they monitor how electrical signals move around the brain.

He also suggested engineers could contribute to chemical biology, helping to design more effective molecules rather than rely on empiricism to discover them.

Some women's groups argue that the low conviction rate for rape should be challenged with more effective policing rather than stiffer sentences.