Sentence examples for competing more efficiently from inspiring English sources

A high molecular weight PAGS would have a higher polyvalent affinity for heparin, competing more efficiently against FGF-2 and leading to a faster growth factor release.

The reason given by giants to merge with other giants is to compete more efficiently with other enlarging conglomerates.

The new venture will help SBC and BellSouth cut costs and compete more efficiently against Verizon and the AT&T Corporation, which will be the No. 3 wireless carrier.

We further demonstrated that this interaction can be competed more efficiently by a DNA with four-way junction structure than by a linear double-stranded DNA.

This merger provides just that and comes with the usual narrative that a larger company with a significant portfolio of brands will be able to compete more efficiently and effectively".

Abolishing the quota system would remove the cost of buying and renting quotas, a move expected to allow tobacco growers to compete more efficiently against foreign producers like Brazil, which in the 1990's overtook the United States as the largest tobacco exporter.

The plan is to pool resources to compete more efficiently for students.The newer universities also argue that since many of them are in poor parts of the country, they have been worse-hit by the charging of tuition fees and the ending of maintenance grants.

Nevertheless, an increase in temperature facilitates the reaction to compete more efficiently with electron hole pair recombination.

With the Maybach brand going the way of Duesenberg and DeLorean, Mercedes dealers will debut an even posher version of its top-of-the-line S-Class sedan this fall to help fill the gap in the corporate model line and perhaps compete more efficiently with Bentley and Rolls-Royce for the hearts and wallets of the rich and famous.

This merger provides just that and comes with the usual narrative that a larger company with a significant portfolio of brands will be able to compete more efficiently and effectively". The deal would be the latest and most major shake-up at Kraft.

This is because fitter escape variants competed more efficiently with the wild-type variants which in turn, by increasing viral diversity, enhanced the impact of recombination.