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Now the Motiva refinery, like others around the Gulf of Mexico, needs to deal with the problem of slumping demand for gasoline in the United States, the result in part of the flat economy and increasingly efficient cars.

The combination of accelerating returns in storage and processing power, along with a sea of data from the Web of Things and increasingly efficient algorithms, are making Bayesian methods not only practical, but faster, cheaper and more accurate than conventional methods.

This knowledge will speed up the development of better and increasingly efficient tailored therapies for ALI/ARDS patients admitted to the intensive care unit.

Despite all their antiseptic, eye-stinging chlorine, and their summertime wholesome appearance, public swimming pools are still shared water--and increasingly efficient spreaders of disease, according to a new report from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

But once you've done that, in theory it will continue to teach itself as it reads more input data, and become increasingly efficient at sorting shapes.

Importantly, molecular technologies are providing (i) highly effective marker tagging systems for R genes and (ii) increasingly efficient means of manipulating multiple minor genes.

He has given top priority instead to our most productive and lowest-cost option: the "energy efficiency resources" that come from getting more out of oil, natural gas and electricity with increasingly efficient equipment and vehicles, used more carefully.

One new technology in particular has scientists voicing unusual enthusiasm — perovskites, a class of minerals with a salt-like crystalline structure that are easy to build, are made from inexpensive ingredients like lead and ammonia, and are becoming increasingly efficient at converting sunlight to electricity.

Since the factors contributing to crash frequency and severity usually differ, an integrated model under the multinomial generalized Poisson (MGP) architecture is proposed to analyze simultaneously crash frequency and severity making estimation results increasingly efficient and useful.

The U.S. steel industry has been shedding jobs for decades, partly because of the development of steel furnaces that are increasingly efficient and automated, and partly because of the growing capacity in countries such as China.

Furthermore, large-scale deep re-sequencing technologies are becoming increasingly efficient and cost effective, and thus may soon be realistic for rare variant discovery in specific genes in large disease or population-based cohorts.