Sentence examples for more effectively present from inspiring English sources

The Tucker Automobile Club made up of a legion of Tucker owners and collectors pronounced in their trade journal, TACA, that the "basic theme of the movie is quite accurate... ...... although "the film compresses time and often takes artistic license with facts in order to more effectively present the story".

While our usability testing provided critical information during the development process and our sample size was comparable to other studies involving usability testing [ 71, 72], a larger sample may have provided the feedback necessary to more effectively present the uncertainty and the message of neither endorsing nor opposing screening.

In this way HbAS individuals might more effectively present antigens from mature parasite forms to the immune system after digestion in the spleen.

"We are taking bold steps in rethinking every element of our coverage — clearly, some stories are more effectively presented online than in print, and vice versa," Charles Aaron, the editorial director for Spin, said in a statement.

And similarly, the site's excellent content should be better organized and more effectively presented.

While CNN presumably didn't know about his attempted contact, Livingstone's appearances on the news network in all likelihood would have allowed him to lobby Gaddafi more effectively, presenting an image of influence and sympathy to the Libyan ruler.

The risk of still acquiring HIV after circumcision may be more effectively presented using words, rather than numerical values.

That response will drive the population ever more into the hands of the Taliban as they primarily fight with Psyops, far more effectively than present U.S.- Afghan government strategy allows.

The more complete your feedback, and the more effectively you present it to the writer, the easier and more likely he or she will be to incorporate it into future revisions.

The article explains how understanding past climate and vegetation, together with human impacts on ancient landscapes, can help us to manage more effectively our present and future world.

It is designed to take advantage of very closely related samples where direct between-sample comparisons can more effectively identify mutations present in just one or a subset of the samples.