Sentence examples for more effectively engaged from inspiring English sources

Compared to baseline self-assessments, participants reported that their approach to smoking cessation was more effective, that it more effectively engaged patients to share their thoughts on quitting, and that it helped maintain a more positive relationship with patients.

In the end, users are more effectively engaged, leading to higher conversion rates and sales.

To generate demand for universal access to HIV treatment, communities must be more effectively engaged as critical partners in ART scale-up.

Together, these findings indicate that in autism, functional systems that process speech and song were more effectively engaged for song than for speech and projections of structural pathways associated with these functions were not distinguishable from controls.

One explanation for this difference is that other pathways might act in parallel to UNC-33 to inhibit protrusion and these might be more effectively engaged by full-length UNC-5::GFP, such that when UNC-33 is absent these pathways can still inhibit protrusion.

Figuring out how to more effectively engage the prefrontal cortex in this switching will hopefully suggest new treatment approaches.

Of the 14 languages the Metropolitan police accepts as a second language "to more effectively engage with the community" (Met candidates must have second language, 21 July), six are European: Italian, German, Greek, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese.

In explaining the changes, Facebook said it was looking for ways to more "effectively engage" with its users over changes to the network.

Instead of using our tech to vote for American Idol and The Voice, why aren't we using it to more effectively engage with our politicians, she wondered.

In order to more effectively combat the threat of terrorism while respecting the Philippine Constitution, the US would deploy forces in a strictly advise and assist role to build AFP capacity to more effectively engage the threat.

Techniques are needed to quantify and map soil natural capital and their potential to provide ecosystem services to enable the soil science community to more effectively engage with decision-makers.