Sentence examples for more effectively match from inspiring English sources

The resultant platform for FTS in rural areas acts as a virtual transport market place that would more effectively match existing demand and supply for transport services than existing solutions.

Recent efforts in polyvalent scaffold design have allowed researchers to more effectively match the scaffold to the application.

In this manner, integrated eCRs enable health care organizations to act as stewards of scarce specialty resources and more effectively match supply of and demand for specialist expertise at a large scale, thereby maximizing population health [ 14].

If current trends toward more effectively matching supply to demand continue to develop, ticketing could be the twentieth application, and that would be good news for everyone in the ticket business, fans and artists included.

OpenPlacement empowers people on all sides of the continuing care process with real-time information and tools to more efficiently and effectively match Seniors with Senior Housing and Care Providers.

This paper presents a GIS-based spatial decision support system (SDSS) application that integrates GIS functions and SDSS designs with easy-to-use graphic user interfaces to help visitors of GSMNP choose and plan their activities more effectively to match their personal preferences and constraints.

Furthermore, unlike quinacrine or cisplatin, compound 11 showed strong selectivity for cancer cell killing, as it could kill cancer cells 7.6-fold (MDA-MB231 vs MCF10A) to 14.7-fold (MCF7 vs MCF10A) more effectively than matching non-cancer cells.

They're effectively match points - and Murray cracks, netting a forehand!

Unpigmented M. churinceanus may be more cryptic and common in habitats without Nymphaea whereas, in heavily vegetated habitats, snails with extensive shell pigmentation may dominate because they effectively match these darker substrates.

Williams' wracked vocal tones, meanwhile, have rarely been more effectively employed, perfectly matching the desperation caused by "a string of bad decisions" in "Burning Bridges", and wringing tender compassion for the plight of a relative vainly searching for their wayward kin in "Wrong Number".

The massive financial resources that have been found to support our national security will be more effectively spent if matched by increased resources to strengthen America and Americans here at home.