Sentence examples for technically more effective from inspiring English sources
This last development was, for Weber, particularly significant; he saw bureaucratic institutions as technically more effective than other forms of administration, just as he saw mechanical means of production as more efficient than nonmechanical means and capitalist economies as destined to outcompete traditional ones.
The singular perturbation analysis performed here is technically more effective and informative in the singular limit (i.e., for sufficiently small values of C m ) [22, 23].
Scale prevention is technically and economically more effective than redissolution once scale has formed, and scale prediction is an essential step in scale prevention (Huber et al. 2014; Villaf 2005).
One of the most important steps toward developing a technically more simple way of producing effective TILs is by using 'young', unselected TILs.
Sergides et al. conclude that arthroscopic decompression of the entrapped suprascapular nerve is technically challenging, but less invasive and potentially a more effective way to treat suprascapular neuropathy.
A recurring theme throughout the interviews and surveys was that lack of technically trained staff prevented regulatory agencies from being more effective overall.
This is much more effective approach than a very time-consuming and technically challenging process of a priori phylogenetic analysis of all genes within all target genomes, which becomes decreasingly feasible as more genomic data are present.
Better targeting subsidies or replacing them with more effective social safety nets is a complex process, both technically and politically.
Second-generation cartilage grafts using scaffolds based on collagen or hyaluronan for stabilizing autologous chondrocytes are considered to be technically more attractive than first-generation ACI and have been shown to be clinically as effective as 'classical' ACI [ 22, 24].
Technically, if the balloon of the Foley probe is used, a balloon apparatus that is easier to use and more effective, which also allows irrigation, may be developed.
