Sentence examples for more effective techniques from inspiring English sources
Methods that were popular particularly in the early 20th century but were later supplanted by more effective techniques included the modified Silvester chest-pressure arm-lift method, the Schest-pressure arm-lift-pressure method, developed by English physiologist Sir Edward Albert Sharpey-Schest-pressure arm-lift-Nielsen method.
Or else more effective techniques for identifying and removing content at speed to be developed.
Instead the more effective techniques were often less easy to cost.
In an attempt to develop more effective techniques, a one-step chemical solution method has been recently developed [16, 28 32].
These interaction design approaches can provide students with a better idea of how to develop more effective techniques for composing and addressing mobile design in global settings.
Hence the recurring interest for more effective techniques, such as multi-stage drying (Holmberg and Ahtila 2004), solar convection (Reuss et al. 1997) and mechanical drying (Yoshida et al. 2010).
But perhaps there's a more effective technique.
In the decade before World War I, terrestrial photogrammetry, as it came to be known later, was widely used; during the war the much more effective technique of aerial photogrammetry was introduced.
A more effective technique, based on the principle of homology, allows the structure to deform under the force of gravity, and the cross section and weight of each member of the movable structure are chosen to cause the gravitational forces to deform the reflecting structure into a new paraboloid with a slightly different focal point.
Ultrasound-assisted extraction is considered as a simpler and more effective technique compared to traditional extraction methods for the extraction of bioactive compounds from natural products.
The difference in skeletal stability between the groups was significant (P< 0.05), and we conclude that VSO is the more effective technique for correcting mandibular prognathism.
