Sentence examples for apparently efficient from inspiring English sources

The exemplar was Germany with its apparently efficient manufacturing industry, farsighted managers, understanding bankers, responsible unions, superb education system, generous welfare state, confident regions and consensus-seeking politicians.

The plane has been around for what feels like forever, and in this respect it seems like the ordnance version of a great white shark, an enormous and apparently efficient killing machine that hasn't evolved much since its creation "over a weekend in a hotel in 1948".

It's a funny (and apparently efficient) way of getting attention, but I'm not so sure why there needs to be any 'exclusives', let alone embargoes, about this sort of non-news.

The arches of his feet are strong and apparently efficient.

The authors use the simple, yet apparently efficient, core/pan-genome (C/P) ratio to define species of the genus Klebsiella.

I'm having underfloor heating installed in the basement, which sounds like the last days of ancient Rome, but is apparently more efficient than radiators.

Therefore, treatment at pH 3.5 was apparently more efficient for purification, without detectable SELP losses being observed during the process.

Two novel algorithms for numerically inverting the Laplace transform are also proposed, and these computations are apparently more efficient than the algorithms to be found in the related literature.

With this bacteria, nature has figured out how to make conductors out of common natural materials, and it's apparently very efficient because there's not a lot of energy involved in how it uses these raw materials to produce itself and electricity.

However, despite an apparently less efficient uptake system, Cladium outperforms Typha during prolonged growth under P-deficient conditions (unpublished).

However, as no difference was seen from the negative control in either condition despite apparently more efficient knockdown (Additional file 10), this was not pursued further.