Sentence examples for and so more efficient from inspiring English sources

Between 1963 and 1991, he says, groups such as Mr Nader's own Public Citizen were better at persuading Congress to discuss issues they cared about, better at catching journalists' attention, and so more efficient in shaping laws.Mr Bush has tilted the balance towards corporate lobbyists, but both the players and the game remain the same.

These studies are logistically complicated and expensive, so more efficient methods of determining the reservoir of infection are required in order to target interventions optimally.

On the one hand, MST is adaptive (so more efficient compared to linear tests).

However, it can take up to eight hours to charge an electric vehicle, so more efficient batteries will be needed.

In particular, the design of the tertiary dsRNAs (Additional file 5), which are obliged to avoid the regions used by the SRSFv1 dsRNA designs, may be less efficient and so more likely to generate false negative results.

The hope was that this would encourage the use of a common marker set and so enable more efficient exploitation of the available genetic data for ryegrasses and fescues.

Flagellates, which became heterotrophic by reducing their intracellular structures (specifically the chloroplast) can become smaller than their mixotrophic relatives that kept these structures, and so are more efficient consumers of small bacteria [21], [15].

One might expect a stabilised protein to have greater transcriptional activity and so be more efficient at driving neuronal differentiation.

"People get so wrapped up in it they don't do anything else". Even so, technology can make one's life so much more efficient and easier, so long as you don't carry it too far, he added.

We've made the matching of buyers and sellers so much more efficient, and opened the process creators who you don't know but do good work.

Even so, technology can make one's life so much more efficient and easier, so long as you don't carry it too far, he added.