'but also efficiently' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to contrast the effectiveness and efficiency of an action or behavior, or to emphasize that something does not only work well but also works quickly or smoothly. Example: "John not only completed the project on time, but also efficiently." (Contrasting effectiveness and efficiency of completing a project) "The new software not only enhances productivity, but also efficiently streamlines workflow." (Emphasizing effectiveness and efficiency of software).
They'll make sure we join up to do things effectively – but also efficiently.
The proposed method not only simplifies the fabrication process but also efficiently produces periodic nanostructures.
Not only can you move a small apartment in the Focus, but also efficiently.
- Teach effectively but also efficiently; try to minimize your new course preparations, especially early in your career.
The active molecule 7h could not only rapidly kill C. albicans but also efficiently permeate membrane of C. albicans.
The plasma waves not only heat the bulk plasma but also efficiently accelerate ambient electrons to suprathermal energies great enough to excite atomic oxygen.
As one kind of promising seed cells on cancer therapy, MSCs not only have self-renewing and mutlipotent features but can also efficiently carry and deliver genes into a specific location [18 24], have immunomodulatory property, and can home to the sites of active tumorgenesis [25 28].
Following infection YopM-SBP-CBP not only pulled down RSK1 and PKN1 but was also efficiently co-immunoprecipitated with RSK1 and PKN1 (Fig. S1).
The recombinant virus not only predisposed these mice to gliomas, but MoMuLV also efficiently tagged oncogenes in the brain, potentially collaborating with PDGF-β.
This new radiotracer not only retained high and specific affinity for OTR and OTR-positive cells in vitro and in vivo, but was also efficiently taken up by OTR-positive tumours in vivo.
It was shown that mutants of the ER-resident p24 protein family that lack the di-lysine ER retrieval signal in their cytosolic domain and thus escape their first instance of sorting at the Golgi apparatus are indeed transported to the tonoplast but are also efficiently transported to the PM [ 62].
