Sentence examples for techniques more effective from inspiring English sources

Nowadays rapid advances are making EO techniques more effective for landslide detection, mapping, monitoring and hazard assessment.

The Levin-McCain Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations report suggested the need "to tighten oversight of banks' derivative trading activities, including through better valuation techniques, more effective hedging documentation, stronger enforcement of risk limits, more accurate risk models, and improved regulatory oversight".

This is largely attributed to improved surgical techniques, more effective chemotherapy (CTx) and the introduction of biologicals (Simmonds et al, 2006; Kemeny, 2007; Gallagher and Kemeny, 2010).

He and Lee are now trying to make the technique more effective by engineering Lactobacillus to express CD4 on its surface.

Therefore, we consider this technique more effective than each single gel filtration and ion-exchange chromatography step.

The proposed developed approach helps managers to apply such techniques more effectively by introducing effective metrics.

Abrasion-based techniques were more effective than temperature-based techniques at improving water uptake across all species.

However, the studies that we did found showed that the PL techniques was more effective in specifically reducing crowding effects than the videogame playing studies.

Our simple technique is more effective than conventional techniques in maintaining nasogastric tube function and therefore should prevent dangerous vomiting and aspiration pneumonia better than conventional techniques.

His other techniques are more effective: arguments – sometimes quite cross ones – negotiations, eye rolls, rewards, expressions of disappointment and exasperation.

Brewer showed that using awareness techniques were more effective than the gold-standard behavioral treatment at getting people to quit smoking.