Sentence examples for more effectively set from inspiring English sources

Nothing would more effectively set at odds and divide, again, the western and Muslim worlds.

It has also set up a money advice scheme with funding from Comic Relief to help older people manage their finances more effectively, set up bank or credit union accounts or switch energy providers.

We observe that the filters are effectively set at the inflection point where relaxing the threshold results more false positives (FPs) than true positives (TPs).

"Obama effectively set down the US red lines," he said.

To effectively set public policy, the facts should be argued.

According to Schunk et al. (2013), when learners use self-regulatory strategies, they are able to learn more effectively and achieve set goals more easily.

Given that the required pressure to keep an airway or an alveolus open is lower than that required to recruit previously collapsed tissue, the administration of a PEEP subsequently to a recruitment manoeuvre may prevent atelectasis more effectively than just setting a PEEP without previous lung expansion.

This effectively sets the scene and makes a statement: Wall Street was radically different in those days -- smaller, more intimate, more personal, less self-important.

So the black market effectively sets everyone's prices.

But Gerry Zhang, a graduate student at UC Berkeley and part of the Breakthrough Listen project, created a convolutional neural network system that would theoretically scour the data set more effectively.

We postulate that by using a literature-based cohesion analysis approach, biologist should be able to have an objective criterion to evaluate various statistical feature selection methods and be able to arrive at a biologically relevant gene set more effectively.