Sentence examples for more efficient feedback from inspiring English sources

Compared with non-immersive feedback (e.g., through a computer screen), the system provides more efficient feedback via immersive visualization through a first-person perspective, which helps to present and communicate ideas, and provide explicit decision support regarding future designs, by clearly indicating areas that require improvement in lighting quality.

Interestingly, HEPES is more efficient in inhibiting feedback than Tris, whereas they have about equal pH buffer capacity in our experimental conditions (pH 7.8; 4 mM HEPES: 2.0 mM versus 4 mM Tris: 2.1 mM).

HIQ participants appeared to engage cognitive resources to support more efficient strategies (planning during feedback in preparation for the upcoming response) which resulted in faster responses and less need for response inhibition and conflict resolution.

We hypothesize that this finding indicates that highly expressed genes are equipped with a regulatory feedback mechanism more efficient in preventing underexpression than in preventing overexpression.

In this fee-for-service reimbursement system, this review is aimed at minimizing the risk of paying for excessive or unnecessary patient care and also encouraging more efficient care through profiling and feedback systems (HIRA, 2008).

In sum, over the course of Experiments 1 4, we did not observe any evidence that online feedback led to more efficient search by reducing the amount of time wasted evaluating previously evaluated regions (Fig. 2).

Teams that described in clear terms the emergency (CO) and used feedback (CLC) were more efficient in completing critical tasks (administering Mg infusion during an eclamptic event) than teams that were ambiguous in their communication.

A faster feedback loop means tighter testing, more efficient development and production, and ultimately, increased user satisfaction and growth.

In order to bypass feedback loops, it may be more efficient to target PI3K or Akt than inhibiting mTOR.

Thus, the standardization of profiling criteria among provider feedback systems is important for achieving more efficient spending at the macro level of the insurance program.

Providing a real-time feedback to the coach can make coaching more efficient.