Sentence examples for more targeted search from inspiring English sources

InternMatch seeks to create a more targeted search experience as students start their internships at younger ages.

This paper proposes a search model with product categories where consumers choose which categories to search and firms respond to such more targeted search by strategically choosing the categories in which to list their products.

Mobile e-commerce is important to Alibaba's future because it allows the company to reach more consumers who in turn shop more frequently and can be served more targeted search results than on its websites.

Although it can be a challenge to get the keywords right, doing so can actually mean a boost in discovery as users begin to craft more targeted search queries.

Speaking at the Dow Jones' "All Things Digital" conference, Chief Executive Jerry Yang and President Susan Decker said that Yahoo! is working on ways to raise the value of what have typically been low-priced mass banner ads somewhere closer to the higher value of more targeted search advertising.

Our transcriptional data lay the foundation for a more targeted search for functional interconnections between redundantly acting factors.

Our initial search revealed themes regarding which technologies were most prevalent in the literature (e.g., social networking, digital games), which then lead to several, more targeted searches of the same databases using specific keywords such as Facebook and student engagement.

With more targeted searches, Qlika can better correlate the demographics of each micro-market to help it optimize for each and, without that traffic, Morgenshtern says, there would be less accurate geo-localized data and thus would be much more difficult to find trends and correlations.

In contrast, the crowdsourced model as envisioned by Appirio and TopCoder presupposes that for most problems there will be people who have the expertise to solve it faster and cheaper than if a top-down consultancy performed more targeted searches itself to implement a solution.

Edison Nation, however, runs more targeted searches for large companies looking to launch particular types of products.

More targeted searches included key-word and full-text searches in the electronic archives of the journal EHP and in the "Qualitative Research" collection of the American Journal of Public Health (AJPH), which dates back to 2000.