Sentence examples for more efficient introduction from inspiring English sources

One of its main tasks was to stimulate and help municipalities to develop better and more efficient introduction programmes.

In order to encourage municipalities to adopt more efficient introduction programmes with a stronger focus on employment, the state now turned to normative steering measures (Qvist, 2012).

When combined with a multicapillary inlet, the interface provided more efficient introduction of ions, resulting in a significant enhancement in mass spectrometer sensitivity and detection limits.

Subsequently, sophisticated crop breeding programmes were developed that enabled more efficient introduction of desirable traits from one cultivar to another.

And electrochemical and photo-electrochemical experiments also demonstrate that the charge separation and the electrons transfer are more efficient with the introduction of the Zn vacancies in ZnS.

Iran is the most watched country on earth.Yes, countries should respond to Iran's slow increase in its low-enriched uranium stocks and the slow expansion of its centrifuge enrichment capability, including the introduction of more efficient machines.

Overall system performance would be optimized with the introduction of more efficient hybrid water treatment systems, but the problems of the design and operation of such installations remain as yet unresolved.

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A higher rate of introduction, and more efficient transmission within a community (resulting in higher rates of export to other populations) may have resulted in the integration of small southern settlements into a national smallpox network.

The progressive introduction of more efficient cogeneration systems allowed surplus electricity per ton of sugarcane processed to increase from approximately 20 kWh to up to 140 kWh in the most efficient mills, with room for further improvement to reach to about 200 kWh via integrated biomass gasification and combined cycles [ 95].

The differences in median survival of the control group between these analyses and the Dutch Trial may be explained by patient selection and the introduction of more efficient combined chemotherapeutic regimens with or without targeted drugs in the standard treatment of advanced stage CRC.