The phrase "and achieving more efficient" is not correct in written English.
It should be revised to "and achieving greater efficiency" or "and becoming more efficient."
Example: "Our goal is to streamline our processes and achieving greater efficiency in our operations."
Alternatives: "and improving efficiency" or "and enhancing efficiency."
The UreTron features patented technology to precisely control probe vibration and achieve more efficient output potentially improving efficiency of stone clearance.
By coating the SiC porous media with perovskite catalysts it was possible to lower the minimum stable equivalence ratio and achieve more efficient combustion.
This document seeks new areas of research in musculoskeletal health instrumentation development, under the current context of the Internet of Things (IoT) and the design needs of achieving more efficient, profitable, and better user experience in healthcare-related products and services.
This article highlights the current state of engineering knowledge in FP FC integration and future prospects for achieving more efficient FP FC systems for large scale onboard deployment.
This freedom is thought to be important in achieving more efficient and higher quality care, as those actually running the organisations have better information about how to organise delivery to respond to patient need and demand [ 49].
Aiming to reduce environmental waste while bolstering economic and social sustainability is in line with FAO's Blue Growth Initiative, which seeks to strengthen livelihood opportunities while achieving more efficient and sustainable use of resources.
The smart synthetic strategy employing rational design gives the first example of exploring MOF-derived nanomaterials in achieving more efficient energy storage and conversion devices.
Further improvements based on this concept is worthy to investigate for achieving more efficient asymmetric supercapacitors for efficient energy storage.
