Sentence examples for and causing more efficient from inspiring English sources

Raphides are sharp needles of calcium oxalate or calcium carbonate in plant tissues, making ingestion painful, damaging a herbivore's mouth and gullet and causing more efficient delivery of the plant's toxins.

Because our experiments did not include a migration treatment we lack experimental support for this final phase; however, it seems likely that appropriate rates of migration among small populations would have the effect of causing more efficient peak shifts among small than large populations.

Electrochemical analysis and trapping experiments collectively suggested that the VB downshift caused more efficient separation of charge carriers, and subsequent enhancement in positive hole-dominated photocatalytic oxidation of hydroquinone.

Using variable-bit code words might cause more efficient mapping of these levels to be achieved.

In contrast to the previous designs, the outputs in the proposed design come out from another side of the circuit which causes more efficient circuit design.

This can be predicted to cause more efficient scale invariance.

Anchoring by cholesterol moieties in cellular membrane caused more efficient drug accumulation in cancer cells.

What if the AI-controlled traffic signal learns that it's most efficient to change the light one second earlier than previously done, but that causes more drivers to run the light and causes more accidents?

Moreover, a western blot analysis performed on tumour specimens to evaluate the effect of treatment on protein expression revealed that, whereas gefitinib alone was ineffective, enzastaurin was able to inhibit pAkt, pp70S6K, pGSK3 β and VEGF, and the combination of the two agents caused a more efficient inhibition of the above proteins.

In conclusion, re-expression of tuberin caused a more efficient reversion of phenotypic, proliferative and biochemical characteristics of TSC2−/−ASM cells compared to the pharmacological approach.

A previous study by Neeves et al. (1989) also concluded that wearing heavier boots causes more physical burden due to less efficient leg movement during firefighter's job-related tasks.