Sentence examples for more effectively which from inspiring English sources

This has the effect of mimicking a printed page more effectively, which is one of the main themes of material design, and it also seems to make for better typing on a large screen.

Presumably, photoelectric stimulation with such peak wavelength can inspire bio-photoelectric effect of locust much more strongly, and enhance moving activity of locust more effectively, which of it can cause obvious reduction of contact area between locust and slippery plate.

"When you have installed robots, you also tend to design things to use them more effectively, which increases their return on investment".A lot of effort is going into making robots easier to program.

Software such as Siebel's recently released employee-relationship management program allows companies to monitor their employees more effectively, which makes it easier for them to weed out their worst performers.

Radiologists have to communicate about this more effectively, which can be done by actively engaging in continuing medical education initiatives for both GPs and specialists.

Individuals with higher emotional intelligence (EI) are thought to perceive, process, and regulate emotions more effectively, which can lead to enhanced well-being and less emotional disturbance.

In many fields distance learning is being increasingly used as it provides a means to reach a wider audience more cost effectively, which otherwise might never be able to access the knowledge being disseminated.

Conceptual refinement of SB-parameters and treatment will be needed to more effectively investigate which factors cause stress in parents and which do not.

26 27 Discussion of these agendas enables patients to manage their condition more effectively, 7 28–30 which includes better adherence.

Doing this can separate the grains of rice more effectively, though, which means that the rice will be less mushy when done.

Since then the range has expanded to include the Big Bang lipgloss, the name of which was inspired by King's theory that the right ratio of shimmer to shine will suggest Jolie-like lips more effectively than plumpers which sting them into looking bigger, and the new Chinatown gloss.