Sentence examples for more effective technical from inspiring English sources
The farmers interviewed stated that they would continue to implement a weed control programme that they deemed satisfactory as long as no new problem appeared, and until they could learn about more effective technical solutions.
Human intelligence sources are thus usually more effective than technical ones because motives and opportunities to act are very hard to read from a distance through opaque data.
Arrows must be treated by rubbing with a certain drug, since their magical attributes are believed to be more effective than their technical properties.
Frankly, we find team interviews more effective for certain technical discussions.
In seismic sedimentology studies on continental lacustrine basins, new thinking and more detailed and effective technical means are needed to generate lithological data cubes and conduct seismic geomorphologic analyses.
In view of these constraints, new thinking and more detailed and effective technical means are needed to generate lithological data cubes and conduct seismic geomorphological analyses for continental basins.
Professionals today are starting to realize they can be more effective with the technical skills these online course platforms offer, and Friedman says that he thinks prospective students will find Thinkful more appealing because of its course format and one-on-one instruction model.
As the program increased supervision, surveillance and program data quality improved, facilitating more effective logistical and technical forecasting, planning, and implementation.
To convey messages about mercury risks and mercury-free alternatives, community-based approaches can be more effective than conventional technical strategies that have dominated mercury-reduction initiatives.
In fact, no religious forces are more effective at using the technical instruments of modernity.
The single-variable model results suggest that MID may be more effective in larger populations (Technical Appendix 2 Table 1).
