Sentence examples for more efficient response from inspiring English sources

As the most affected by this issue, children should be involved and have been shown to mobilise a more efficient response.

"It would provide a more efficient response from across the region and our farthest embassies to Washington," Lt. Col. Stephen Barger, a spokesman for the Pacific Command, said.

Thus it is suggested that more efficient response of methanol sensing is possible when the distance between electrodes is reduced.

While the FIT teams are new and still being tested, Rink and Musick said they believe the incremental steps they took in North Carolina helped produce a more efficient response to Florence.

As the Clinton Administration rushes to prepare new budget requests to improve the security of American embassies, officials and experts are increasingly discussing what may be a more efficient response to terrorism, which is retaliation.

Intelligent networks can also power interactive digital kiosks and mobile applications, serving up real-time information that helps residents and visitors connect while equipping local police and fire departments with more efficient response networks.

Once this model picks up steam, it could be deployed frequently to develop more efficient responses to various grid requirements and constraints.

Although outcomes (monetary rewards) were completely predetermined in our prior studies, participants were told that higher rewards would follow more efficient responses.

Furthermore, the genes encoding hormones, aquaporins, HSPs, LEAs and detoxification enzymes were induced to a greater extent in the tolerant landraces again suggesting more efficient responses in these genotypes.

Given the robust upregulation of SLC7A11, we hypothesized that targeting its expression or function would revert some of the adaptive antioxidant response and thus render a more efficient therapeutic response in GSCs.

Using data from three pilot countries – Chad, Pakistan and Madagascar –  the study suggests that increased investment in early preparedness could reduce the costs of humanitarian response by more than 50 per cent, and save more lives by facilitating swifter and more efficient humanitarian response to emergencies.