Sentence examples for more efficiently where from inspiring English sources

Such continuous approach might also be suitable to treat genes with reactions associated in multiple pathways (like the discussed CYP27A1 example) more efficiently, where a stringent including of core reactions without integration of the expression context of the remaining reactions in the pathway might not be the best approach.

Looking after water could also yield vast dividends, the report found: if the water used for irrigation was pinpointed more efficiently to where it is needed, then much more could be grown, but currently much of it is sprayed uselessly over crops.

If more money were available to cut deaths on our transport system, then it would be spent far more efficiently on roads where relatively cheap measures - such as speed cameras and traffic humps - can be very effective.

In this paper, a new end-point admission control algorithm is proposed which helps to manage the network traffic more efficiently in NGN, where multiple classes of service are required by the applications.

This result indicates that dynein-dependent motor activity carries organelles more efficiently in cases where microtubules are uniformly orientated.

The purpose of an electronic trigger is to more efficiently identify events where patients experience healthcare-related harm.

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.

Vice versa, where crustal material is exposed, heat can escape the system more efficiently than in areas where crustal material is covered by sediments.

They have outsourced business to contractors that can do the work more efficiently, often in places where wages are lower.

But pollsters have since learned how to do things a little more efficiently, to the point where a cellphone interview now only costs 25percentto50percentcent more.

He asks: "How did we screw up?" Answer: "We kept doing something" — that is, making more and more money and more and more stuff more and more efficiently — "past the point where it worked.