Sentence examples for more time selecting from inspiring English sources

This botched payment system gives insurers an incentive to spend more time selecting the healthiest patients, and less time treating them more efficiently.

Experimental results on MovieLens dataset show that our proposed algorithms can increase the accuracy of recommendation versus the traditional CF. With the rapidly growing information available on the Internet, people have to spend much more time selecting useful information.

Because we were looking for scientists that also provide policy advice we chose to use group knowledge of the experts in order to select our participants instead of investing more time in selecting top scientists.

During the second day of the N.F.L. draft in 2000, Peterson called Slocum one more time before selecting Hall in the fifth round.

That would leave some room for the Republicans to argue for more time to select a new standard bearer, although that option is not foolproof either.

Considering the one-target advantage rationale, longer reaction times mean that moderate DS individual spent more time to select a plan of the elements of motor programming.

First, it would dramatically accelerate the timeframe for obtaining seed viruses for annual production and thus allow more time to select the appropriate antigenic seed strains.

Conversely, large organizations require more time to select, purchase and learn a system, convert and enter data, and for individual patient consultations (Barriers C1, C2, C3, C4 and C5).

Yes, we hope so, but with the advent of other molecular computing methods beyond deoxyribozymes, as well as broadened interest in deoxyribozyme computing, it takes more time to select a truly novel concept to be demonstrated with automata.

In the past 18 months Mr. Gyllenhaal parted ways with his longtime manager, signed with a new agency and began devoting more time to selecting and preparing for projects.

In step 2 of the review process, a further selection and extraction phase was conducted where 37 publications cited 15 or more times were selected for manual screening by a review panel based on an extended review protocol.