The phrase "and possibly more efficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential improvements or advantages of a method, process, or system that may lead to greater efficiency.
Example: "This new software is user-friendly and possibly more efficient than the previous version."
Alternatives: "and perhaps more effective" or "and maybe more productive".
These laws now protect them from new, and possibly more efficient, business models.
Scientists have calculated that quantum dots could be used to make thin-film photovoltaics that are at least as efficient as conventional silicon cells, and possibly more efficient.
Thus, CART (or MCH) cells that send divergent axon collaterals to the DR/LC might have a simultaneous (and possibly more efficient) way to exert their specific influences on the aminergic nuclei.
Furthermore, a portion of arcuate CART neurons (along with only a few NPY cells) sending divergent axon collaterals to the DR/LC might have a simultaneous (and possibly more efficient) way to exert their specific influences on the monoaminergic nuclei.
In this study, we tested the hypothesis that the current epidemic strains of ZIKV have accumulated mutation(s) that enhances the viral antagonism of innate immune response, leading to increased viral replication and pathogenesis, and possibly more efficient mosquito transmission if viremia is enhanced in humans35.
Another (and possibly more efficient) immigrant selection approach, would be to rely less on the number of years of schooling and of work experience in selecting immigrants, and more on cognitive and professional accreditation tests.
19 This may mean that turning to human papillomavirus testing may be more efficient and possibly more effective than intensifying cytological follow-up.
The positive relation between trust and firm size (H3.3.3) can be explained by the possibly more efficient management of both technical and administrative relations between farmers and processors/traders and larger farmers.
As the first step to establish a possibly more efficient antibody platform, we present here transient expression, purification and characterization of six chimeric heavy chain antibodies (cHCAbs), or fusion of camelid single domain antibodies (sdAbs) to human fragment crystallizable (Fc).
These findings have demonstrated the epigenetic influence of serum culture conditions on differentiation potential of MSCs, which suggest that AS is possibly more efficient serum for osteogenic differentiation of MSCs in cell therapy purposes.
