Sentence examples for suggested to be efficient from inspiring English sources

EPD process is suggested to be efficient for fabrication of positive electrode under the predicted optimal condition in accordance to the positive electrode prepared by Doctor blade method.

Recently, nanomaterials (NMs) have been suggested to be efficient, cost-effective and environmental friendly alternative to existing treatment materials, from the standpoints of both resource conservation and environmental remediation (Dimitrov 2006; Dastjerdi and Montazer 2010).

Manual methods have been suggested to be efficient to detect back pain ([31], [32].

Antioxidant therapy has been suggested to be efficient in preventing or attenuating oxidative stress and hence I/R injury.

Furthermore, direct introduction of (N2 Zn via growth has been suggested to be more efficient as compared to that via post-growth process demonstrated previously.

Intra-molecular heterogeneity of the co-unit distribution is also suggested to be an efficient means to generate tie molecules and random chain folding at the expense of regular chain folding.

A global measure has previously been suggested to be an efficient way to measure psychosocial work conditions in questionnaires.

At the first instance, the wheat gene TaUGT3 was the most interesting candidate since it was suggested to be an efficient candidate gene for improving DON resistance [ 4].

A small-world network has been suggested to be an efficient solution for achieving both modular and global processing a property highly desirable for brain computations.

The workplace is suggested to be an efficient arena for weight loss interventions, because workplaces often represent a clustering of different socioeconomic groups and health-related conditions, like overweight and obesity.

Indicated prevention has been suggested to be more "efficient" than selective prevention [ 20]. "Efficiency" is here defined in terms of "impact", that is the number of cases that would be prevented if the targeted risk indicator were fully blocked in the population and "effort" reflecting the number needed to be treated to prevent one new case of MDD.