Sentence examples for more efficient acquisition from inspiring English sources

Further studies could show that identifying and catering to a student's preferred cognitive style in education leads to a more efficient acquisition of arithmetic skills.

Although these new additions are specific to PubMed and developed independently, they nevertheless all reflect the idea of semantically enriching the literature with biological data of various kinds, to achieve the goal of more efficient acquisition of knowledge.

Land-streamer acquisition not only provides a more efficient data acquisition system than the conventional spiked geophone approach, but also in our case, the land-streamer provided better quality data with a broader frequency bandwidth.

These applications are designed to improve human relations, as well as more efficient knowledge acquisition and problem solving among communities of diverse learners.

Platform intermediaries can use the results from this optimization problem to develop more efficient user acquisition and monetization strategies.

More efficient data acquisition and more complicated pulse sequences could be accommodated if additional relaxation measurements were acquired to allow correction for T1 and T2 effects.

Authors argue that this might be explained by Salmonella's intracellular localization within an endosomal structure or perhaps by more efficient Fe acquisition strategies compared to Francisella [ 12].

We speculate that swarm center cells are living in a glucose-depleted environment and that these systems are needed for a more efficient carbon acquisition.

Endophytic associations can also result in more efficient nutrient acquisition since root associated fungal hyphae are able to obtain soil nutrients from areas too small for plant roots to penetrate.

We modified this system in order to decrease test duration by means of a more efficient signal acquisition technique followed by a post-processing algorithm that provides less subjectivity in waveform assessment.

However, in addition to regulating a large amount of secreted compounds that could act as public goods, transcriptomic and proteomic studies have also shown that QS regulates many intracellular metabolic functions [ 10], which could have direct fitness benefits to self (private goods), for example in terms of more efficient resource acquisition [ 2, 5, 10, 11].