Sentence examples for apparently more efficient from inspiring English sources

With the evolution of lungs in early tetrapods, a new and apparently more efficient circulatory system evolved.

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.

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.

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.

Since our Pindel program only processes and breaks and unmapped reads in the defined local regions according to the position of the mapped anchor read, using pattern growth to directly search for unique minimum and maximum unique substrings is apparently more memory efficient than indexing the entire genome with hash-tables or suffix trees (Fig. 6b).

The single BiAb-armed ATC showed efficient reduction with HER2Bi-armed ATC apparently being more efficient than EGFRBi-armed cells.

This fact and our results indicate that competition occurs at the pyruvate node level, and that higher levels of PDC Zm and ADH Zm apparently allow more efficient carbon channeling through the heterologous ethanol pathway.

It's apparently more fuel-efficient than a traditional motor home, too.

The jacket is apparently "10 times more efficient" than those with regular membranes and is not affected by freezing temperatures.

It's apparently so much more efficient than using paper-based routines that players can learn complex new formations seemingly on a weekly basis.

Apparently, riluzole is much more efficient than these other agents in reducing mechanical hypersensitivity under conditions of neuropathic pain.