Furthermore, sorghum water needs may be more effectively supplied by water table at longer irrigation intervals.
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.
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].
To more effectively manage construction supply chain, information technology-based material management systems have been developed in research and implemented in practice.
It argues that by strengthening health research systems, 'countries will be able to capitalize more effectively on the supply of ideas, using formal research methods to turn them into useful products and strategies for better health' [ 1], p. xiii.
Britain recently organized a conference in London to discuss how civilian goods could be supplied more effectively to Iraqis.
MCRS models address the evolution of prebiotic metabolism at this very early phase, assuming that a few terminal reactions of monomer production could be catalysed by some strains of replicators more effectively than they were supplied by the original abiotic source.
Smart-grid technology is designed to give utilities and customers real-time information about energy usage; utilities can use this information to respond more effectively to variations in supply and demand.
Most of them work with buying groups, companies that pool the purchasing power of many hospitals to negotiate more effectively with large medical-supply manufacturers.
Greater survivorship and biomass of the shrub seedlings, especially in the open microsites, was attributed to their root system having a sufficient biomass and depth to more effectively access deeper water supplies.
It has been suggested that a Channel Tunnel could have shortened World War One by two years because the British could have used it to supply their troops more effectively.
