Sentence examples for but equally efficient from inspiring English sources

One of the approaches to LSS redundancy is installation of two systems with different but equally efficient regeneration technologies, i.e. physical-chemical and biological.

Thus if we focus on earlier stages, less risky, but equally efficient carbon sources would be amino acids, other small organic molecules, and of course CO2.

Due to the relatively low 5-year survival rate of LSCC and focus on health economic issues in most developed countries a new diagnostic approach less invasive, easily applicable but equally efficient is required.

He's different from Watson in that he has a bit more finesse than just raw athleticism but he's equally efficient in the contact.

On the other hand, designs (i) and (iii) also have similar overall operating characteristics but are approximately equally efficient.

Further, in comparison with GM6001 [ 40], the intratumoral injection of AM9D not only reduced the required frequency of therapy, but was also equally efficient in reducing final tumor size.

Furthermore, snowfall and rainfall are not equal in their capacity to deposit P. syringae, but they are both equally efficient in depositing B. cinerea.

(An alternative arrangement, with each layer of spheres laid out in a honeycomb pattern, is equally efficient, but not better).

As a result, an equally efficient but safer prophylaxis is anticipated as compared to inactivated or live attenuated viral vaccines.

The case presented a unique situation, however, where the dominant firm enjoyed a statutory monopoly and held over 95% of the market (making it all but impossible for an equally efficient competitor to exist).

Hospitals in places like India or Thailand are pairing with American hospitals to provide equally efficient, but much less costly, procedures.