Sentence examples for more efficient knowledge from inspiring English sources
These applications are designed to improve human relations, as well as more efficient knowledge acquisition and problem solving among communities of diverse learners.
Thus, more efficient knowledge and information sharing is required among the affected municipalities and the various budget providers.
Nevertheless, more efficient knowledge markets that quickly synthesize diverse input into usable tools and make these tools widely accessible could substantially improve some of the delays in knowledge translation.
Expanding health data availability and complexity, the need for faster and more efficient knowledge translation, and pressures to cut costs in the health system may also continue to drive demand [ 7].
Understanding molecular mechanisms and functions can provide sustainable and more efficient, knowledge-based solutions.
A sociological theory of these evolving, more efficient encoding knowledge structures is given.
The enhanced working memory mutation enabled modern humans (i) to decode unfamiliar environmental stimuli with greater focusing power on adaptive solutions to environmental changes and problems, and (ii) to encode environmental stimuli in more efficient, generative knowledge structures.
Metabolic engineering of plants by inserting transgenes in the chloroplast would potentially be made more efficient with knowledge of chloroplast sequences, based on the conclusions of one group that chloroplast transformation efficiency was significantly enhanced when vectors were constructed with 100% homologous sequences [ 40].
Checklists could create a more efficient and effective knowledge market by summarizing evidence into explicit behaviors, incorporating empiric and tacit evidence, and being continually updated by the health care community.
We also present a more efficient zero-knowledge proof for secret permutation.
However, it is interesting to observe that the intervention group accessed fewer learning modules while achieving a similar level of knowledge improvement suggesting that the DNAT may demonstrate a more efficient route of knowledge acquisition.
