Sentence examples for consistently efficient from inspiring English sources
Finally — and this is not a small thing — the service is consistently efficient and friendly.
Because they cover a large part of the gene, esiRNAs are more consistently efficient at depleting mRNAs than individual siRNA sequences.
His play has not always been flashy or even particularly overpowering, but it has been consistently efficient, intense and intelligent, which is the only way someone like Roddick can roll through three straight matches on clay without losing a set.
In particular, regarding different mobility patterns, it has been shown that while the CGP is consistently efficient, the clustered version of the OLSR protocol suffers from disruptions in some scenarios, having a higher overhead than the un-clustered version.
Consistently, efficient recruitment of Mena and EVL to Lpd-positive lamellipodia requires Abl kinases.
Consistently, efficient recruitment of Mena and EVL to Lpd at the leading edge requires Abl kinases.
Danaher's response is to clear away the complexity, by continually reorganizing and refining only the most efficient, consistently effective moves.
The most consistently effective and efficient tellers of stories embeds the facts, figures and information they want the listeners to know in their story, their Trojan horse, and then step back, surrendering proprietorship over the story and allowing it to morph, grow and be virally marketed by the attendees who have heard this tell and can and will influence the outcome.
Armed with this uncluttered but potent set of ideas, Japanese factories were consistently more efficient and inexpensive to operate than their American counterparts, and their products were more reliable, durable, and attractive to consumers.
In the latter, the innate phototropic response, which is consistently 100% efficient when exposure to light occurs during daylight hours (white bars; Figs 2A,B and 3Bi), is no longer displayed and growth behaviour appears random (white and yellow bars; Fig. 3Bii).
Thus, it is not surprising that the double sampling methods used here were consistently more efficient than results obtained using simple random sampling.
