Sentence examples for become significantly more efficient from inspiring English sources
Reverse osmosis has become significantly more efficient in the last few years, and in many places the cost of producing potable water has fallen by half or more, making it a valuable tool.
A senior manager at a large Chinese electronics company, with four factories abroad, says higher shipping costs instead "give us urgency and an incentive to become significantly more efficient and competitive".
To stabilize emissions in 2030 at the 2005 rate, Pew found, the United States would need to become significantly more efficient — that is, every dollar's worth of goods and services would have to be produced with 2.5percentt less energy each year.
Prior studies have also shown that microglia become significantly more efficient at Aβ uptake and degradation when stimulated with TLR agonists in vitro [ 77, 78].
If the exponential increase in discovery is to continue, especially in a period of fiscal retrenchment, research methods will have to become significantly more efficient than the transgenic approaches that have been common so far.
In highly heterozygous species, on the other hand, as SFPs are dominant markers, discovery and mapping SFPs becomes significantly more efficient if parents and a small set of progeny individuals are genotyped to reveal pseudo-testcross segregating markers as originally shown with the RAPD technology [ 32].
Growing concern over global warming in recent years has required buildings to become significantly more energy efficient.
