Sentence examples for though more effectively from inspiring English sources

(Though more effectively acted, David Mamet's version, on show at BFI Southbank, stints on the historical context).

Thus, even though selection acts more effectively on the X chromosome, that selection may not have a large effect on the frequency spectrum of the entire region.

Even though HSF1 binds more effectively to DNA in cells treated at 43°C, changes in the transcription level of HSF1-bound genes are much stronger in spermatocytes treated at 38°C.

There is something to be said for participating in the larger research community, though, and Microsoft definitely does this more effectively than Google[x].

It also enabled them to make war more effectively, though ultimately not effectively enough.

Such enzymes are necessary because high-efficiency washers use cold or tepid water, even though most detergents work more effectively in hotter water, she said.

The conductor, Alan Pierson, has attempted to reconstruct the first (1977) version of a score that has never been one of Reich's most popular, and which does not really achieve anything that the magnificent Music for 18 Musicians (composed just before it) did not do rather more effectively, though it is still fascinating to hear now.

It's difficult to see how they could protest more effectively, though getting rid of the masks they saw people wearing in a flim once might help anchor their cause in reality a bit more.   .

Doing this can separate the grains of rice more effectively, though, which means that the rice will be less mushy when done.

Sadly, though, this quelle surprise tactic worked barely more effectively than if he had sent on a line of cancan dancers.

More important, though, social activists have embraced the technology revolution more effectively than governments have.