Sentence examples for more efficiently target from inspiring English sources

"We are using statistical methods to help groups more efficiently target and find voters that are important to them.

As Ben Thompson of Stratechery has described, advertisers are abandoning news sites and aggregating to Facebook where they can more efficiently target their exact customers, where they go every day.

A better understanding of such receptors, he says, may help researchers more efficiently target nicotinelike drugs in patients with diseases that may involve nicotinic receptors, including Parkinson's disease, Tourette's syndrome, and schizophrenia.

Information made available and utilizable by inducibility of secondary metabolite production allows plants to include the associated biological communities to cope with antagonists and to more efficiently target a specific attacker.

Although CRAD can be fiber re-targeted to more efficiently target and infect different types of cancer cells, and CRAD replication can be stringently engineered in a cancer cell-specific manner, the capacity of CRAD mediated cancer cell killing has been limited.

Those divisions ameliorated some of the tension and allowed for organizations to more efficiently target clients.

One argument says costs will fall because the products will be more efficiently targeted at their core market.

O'Neill's message, in essence, was that foreign aid should be more efficiently targeted before lots more money is added to the budget; Bono's, in essence, was to agree about efficiency while insisting that much bigger bucks are needed.

The paper then suggests that Howiesons Poort emerged as information sharing strategies improved, and resources in the environment could be more efficiently targeted with more task-specific tools.

The CTP-conjugated Smac/DIABLO peptide (Smac-CTP) was also shown to be much more efficient than Smac-PTD in the blockage of the antiapoptotic properties of XIAP, suggesting that cytoplasmic functional molecules can be more efficiently targeted by CTP-mediated delivery.

This paper shows how airborne imaging hyperspectral data collected over weathered peridotite rocks in vegetated, mountainous terrane in New Caledonia were processed using a combination of methods to generate a regolith-geology map that could be used for more efficiently targeting Ni exploration.