Sentence examples for comparatively efficient from inspiring English sources

Though the OSCs are comparatively efficient for commercial application due the insufficient efficiency and lower environmental stability factors controls the early arrival to the market.

Wolfgang's productions, though he initially followed Wieland's style in festival stagings of Lohengrin (1953), Der Fliegende Holländer (1955), Tristan und Isolde (1957) and Der Ring des Nibelungen (1960), were comparatively efficient but unremarkable.

France has a comparatively efficient public sector, thanks in part to years of investment in better roads, more high-speed trains, nuclear energy and even the restoration of old cathedrals (see article).

True, in terms of carbon dioxide — which is at the center of public attention these days — ships are a comparatively efficient mode of commercial transport, with far fewer emissions per ton of goods per kilometer than heavy trucks or aircraft.

In the UK our hydration needs can be met from a source that is rigorously tested by the Drinking Water Inspectorate and operates in a supremely low-carbon way (the common carriage of water mains is comparatively efficient and uses little energy).

Further, fewer iterations and fast computational time shown in Table 2 demonstrate that the four methods are comparatively efficient as the fast FMM.

In the assessment of the effectiveness and efficiency of a health service, the GDPHE:reduced CMR ratio compliments survival rate data but for England and Wales, these results show that the NHS is comparatively effective and efficient, delivering sustained improvement in cancer outcomes, which rivals other MDC.

The resequencing of the variable sequences on the array was comparatively less efficient than the conserved ones; however, the array enabled efficient primer design for the diverse regions, which were subsequently sequenced by an alternate method.

Consistent with computational efficiency accounts of motor history effects, the findings are interpreted as evidence for comparatively more efficient processing underlying action planning when successive actions involve the same versus opposite hand.

Emission control technologies designed to meet the 2007 and 2010 emission standards for heavy-duty diesel vehicles (HDDV) remove effectively the non-volatile fraction of particles, but are comparatively less efficient at controlling the semi-volatile components.

Two traits are noteworthy about rope builders among microorganisms involved in biostabilization; on the one hand they are typically pioneers, and on the other, they are comparatively very efficient in stabilizing their own habitat, in both terrestrial (M. vaginatus [20], [21]), and marine (M. chthonoplastes [22]) environments.