Sentence examples for more efficient measuring from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study is to develop a more efficient measuring method of 3D edge profile with high accuracy for free-form surface including die and mould model shapes.

Hypothermia, one of the more efficient measures, together with neuroprotector pharmaceuticals, could be a valid alternative.

For example, one can use findings to identify new and more efficient measures and tools to improve safety and sustainability of road transport.

Improving our understanding of viral regulation of NK cell function could be essential for designing more efficient measures in the prophylaxis and treatment of virus-induced pathology.

This suggests that the HOMA index might be a more efficient measure of health status in the obese population.

By careful item reduction, a more efficient measure can be created, which has benefits for use in clinical practice or longitudinal studies to evaluate treatment benefits.

This study found that saliva might be more efficient in measuring changes in cytokine expression than blood.

When neutralizing responses and immune protection are of interest, SEAP-NA is the most comprehensive measure of neutralization potential but is laborious and costly; cLIA is more efficient but measures only a subset of neutralizing antibodies (i.e., antibodies that bind to one neutralizing epitope).

Objectives: We hypothesised that systematic healthcare improvements that raised the quality and safety of tracheostomy services would lead to more efficient care, measured by earlier tracheostomy decannulation times and reduced hospital lengths of stay.

Obviously, it would be more efficient to measure and compare cell-type-specific DNAm profiles for cancer and inflammatory diseases to identify cancer-specific diagnostic biomarker.

No previous studies have reported reliability calculated from only the first test trial, which could be relevant clinically, because testing with only one trial is quicker and so could be a more efficient way of measuring muscle strength.