Sentence examples for because of increased efficiency from inspiring English sources
For three years, prices have been dropping, first because of increased efficiency and cheaper imports, but more recently because incomes have receded to 1995 levels.
Price deflation accelerated in the late 1990s, partly because of increased competition and partly because of increased efficiency in the manufacture of chips.
Consumption for 1 h flight at 1000 m and cruise velocity is expected to be 1060 kWh (3816000 kJ) for traditional propulsion and about 360 kWh (1296000 kJ) for the electrical one only because of increased efficiency of electric propulsion.
The cost-effectiveness analyses that have been conducted on potential HPV vaccine programs and existing cervical cancer screening programs all support use of the vaccine because of increased efficiency in these programs.
Mr. Obama defended himself on Tuesday by noting that Pepfar is able to serve four times as many people as when it began in part because of increased efficiencies.
Dr. Koponen believes Swap.com will be successful, versus its competitors, because of increased efficiencies on the fulfillment side of its business, which is Swap's "secret sauce".
These last two enzymes were included because of the increased efficiency of ligation of restriction fragments with a four-base pair overhang, compared with the two-base pair overhang.
Most of our injections have been performed with B6D2F1 ova because of the increased efficiency of recovering live mice from cryopreserved C57BL/6J sperm using hybrid ova [ 36].
Thus, female PRS rats might learn more rapidly in the maze because of the increased efficiency of mGlu5 receptors in stimulating PI hydrolysis and inducing long-lasting changes in synaptic activity in the hippocampus.
However, the one-component system may be more suitable because of the increased efficiency in cellular delivery.
Knock-down of p53 was tested because of the reported increased efficiency of the reprogramming of somatic cells into induced pluripotency state (iPS) in its absence [13], [14], [15].
