Sentence examples for more innovative methods from inspiring English sources
With the increasing commercialisation of 'gas detection mapping', more and more innovative methods are appearing, all with the promise of saving money in the process.
In addition, investigators will have to examine issues that include seafarers' working hours, adequate manning of the bridge and engine room, evacuation systems and more innovative methods for abandoning these giant vessels.
Advances in methodologies, such as complex systems modeling, allow for more innovative methods to study the complexities of the symptom experience, design better ways to intervene and manage symptoms, and ultimately improve outcomes related to symptom management, quality of life, and health care utilization.
You laid out the costs and benefits really nicely along with our country's need to adopt more innovative methods of farming and the obstacles that are in place.
Post-9/11, the USA Patriot Act drove the push to develop more innovative methods of biometric identification.
She and her colleagues were in Laos to operate the Sunshine School, a K-12 school that breaks with the traditional Asian rote-style of teaching in favor of more innovative methods.
A new, more innovative method of food production is desperately needed.
Reasons beyond frequency of administration, including visibility of the method (e.g. patch), placement of foreign body inside the body (e.g. ring), and use of a well-known method versus use of a new, more innovative method, were important and varied significantly between countries.
"A charter school seems to offer more innovative teaching methods and allows every child to learn at his own pace".
From more conventional means of leadership communication, such as one-on-one discussions and emails, to more innovative communication methods, such as video conferencing and social media, leaders should leverage a range of platforms to communicate with employees.
Such means are however essential to help clarifying and analysing existing contingent approaches and to assist researchers in developing more innovative contingent methods.
