Sentence examples for more effectively thus from inspiring English sources

In one way this is an unexceptionable fact, because it could be argued that cameras take the place of policemen on the beat, and far more effectively, thus ensuring public safety and providing a useful adjunct both to the prevention of crime and its punishment.

This approach might allow individuals to perform the social roles of government official, subject, parent, child, and so forth more effectively, thus promoting the welfare of all.

In the benthos, burrowing animals consume organic carbon and by bioturbation increase the depth of oxygenated sediment layer, allowing bacteria to decompose organic matter more effectively, thus strongly enhancing the biological carbon cycling.

The supernatants of the dying COS-7 cells could release other nucleases that purge the combining site more effectively, thus renewing binding.

17 It has also been suggested that near-peer teachers are able to communicate more effectively thus providing a better educational environment.

Caregiving skills (eg, in terms of communication with PWD) were discussed too, which was anticipated to help the participants perform their caregiving tasks more effectively, thus enhancing their self-efficacy in obtaining respite as well as reducing their caregiving burden.

The surface of Si QDs could be more effectively protected, thus preserving the fluorescence of the Si QD core. Figure 4 Photoluminescence spectra of N-ec-Si QDs (excitation 302 nm) and hydrogen-modified Si QDs (excitation 360 nm).

The use of LBP-TOP features in the method by Guo et al. proves to capture the characteristics of each frame more effectively, and thus, the most appropriate pairs of frames are found to be stitched together.

This data helps the marketer have a more complete data set, which allows them to craft strategies more effectively - thus increasing engagement, retention and store traffic.

Perhaps Charity A spends twice as much of its annual budget on fundraising as Charity B, which has allowed Charity A to scale more effectively and thus improve its program's efficiency: does this higher overhead mean Charity A is performing poorly?

Second, genetic changes found in H7N9 appear to be associated with enabling avian influenza viruses to spread more effectively in mammals, thus transmitting infections on a larger scale.