Sentence examples for more effectively identified from inspiring English sources

Past projects have indicated that ANN more effectively identified the complex relationship between nutrients and feed ingredients than did LR.

By understanding the mechanisms that cause the increase of micro- and nano-porosity and permeability in CBM reservoirs these reservoirs can be more effectively identified, explored and developed.

This raises the question of how fuel poor homes can be more effectively identified and targeted to ensure that limited local and national budgets are used to benefit those who most need help.

We do assume that suicides occurring later after discharge are affected more by a variety of other risk factors that may be more effectively identified and prevented in outpatient settings.

Thus, we may have more effectively identified the 3R-WGD-derived duplicates, but instead, our analysis covers limited fraction of the genomes (116 orthologous genes; about 0.5% of all protein-coding genes).

Of course, the United States might more effectively identify citizens who pose a threat.

Donald Stedman, an emissions expert at the University of Denver suggests replacing the mandatory emissions testing for all vehicles with a team of mobile inspection vans that would more effectively identify the worst polluters.

Stern added that there were tests being developed "all over the globe" in an attempt to more effectively identify concussions but while "blood tests are important, we're not there yet".

The idea behind the survey was to "provide information to more effectively identify existing community assets and resources available to assist our young to grow in a healthy, caring and responsible way," the district told parents in a September 1999 letter announcing the survey.

Incorporating these features enables the method to more effectively identify first principles.

Objective: to design and implement a robust assessment scheme to more effectively identify student midwives' fitness for midwifery practice.