Sentence examples for by the very efficient from inspiring English sources

Biodiversity will be affected by HR cropping systems by the very efficient removal of weed plants which in turn leads to a further reduction of flora and fauna diversity and abundance.

This can be explained by the very efficient coupling of ErbB3 to the phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase (PI3K /Akt survival pathway [ 1, 2].

This fact can be partially explained by the very efficient secondary memory access of GraphChi, but above all by the characteristics of the main-memory implementation of the RW algorithm.

They were clearly increased in senescent NHEKs treated by 5 mM 3-MA or by the very efficient pool of siRNAs targeting atg5, whereas they were found at a level almost similar to that of control cells in cells treated by 1 mM 3-MA or with the poorly efficient individual siRNAs.

Despite the ROS destructive activity, their production in plant tissues is controlled by the very efficient enzymatic and nonenzymatic antioxidant defense systems which serve to keep down the levels of free radicals, permitting them to perform useful biological functions without too much damage and act as a cooperative network employing a series of redox reactions [ 5, 7].

Once again I wish to express my appreciation for your efforts and in particular for the very efficient work done by FAO which has helped so much in planning and carrying out the business of this Congress.

In an Internet of Things (IoT) scenario, sensors and devices are able to: (i) extract information from real; (ii) storage them into a database; (iii) use this information for inferring results by the implementation of very efficient algorithms.

This, however, is only true if the electricity is provided by very efficient power plants or better by renewable energy production.

The ordinary differential equations obtained are then solved numerically by a very efficient finite difference scheme known as the Keller box method for some values of the selected parameters.

This challenge was met by developing very efficient teams that could dismantle the tents and equipment, packing them up and moving them closer to the front lines; then unpacking them and setting up the field hospital in the shortest possible amount of time.

The accumulation of equations of restraint into the normal matrix should also be optimised, however, because the design matrix rows are so sparse (a distance restraint, for example, only involves up to six parameters), the current implementation accumulating the restraints one by one is very efficient and BLAS routines are not used.