Sentence examples for and consequently more efficient from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the lower rate of DXR-induced and spontaneous DNA damage observed in oocytes from Bax-deficient mice (both young and old) is possibly due to the maintenance of Rad51 activity (and consequently more efficient DNA repair).

Normalisation of tumour blood vessels by antiangiogenic agents may permit an increase in blood flow and consequently more efficient delivery of the cytotoxic agents to the tumour cells (Ellis, 2004; Jain, 2005).

Engage is a next generation dating site striving to make online dating a more social (and consequently more effective) experience.

NiMo catalysts are consequently more efficient for HDS of refractory compounds such as 4,6-dimethyldibenzothiophene (DMDBT) (Bataille et al. 2000).

Moreover, the CGP also revealed that its cluster-based hierarchy and network perspective is able to maintain higher routing stability, being less resource demanding and consequently more energy efficient.

Military production must become more efficient and consequently more integrated with the commercial supply chain in order to capture economies of scale.

They have brought more corruption and, consequently, more poverty.

Beliefs go further; they're more specific and, consequently, more segmenting.

Cocoa beans are harder to come by and, consequently, more expensive.

But as wireless technology became cheaper, and consequently more prevalent, that stigma wore off.

These workers are more dependent on the company, and consequently more grateful and subservient.