Sentence examples for continue to be efficient from inspiring English sources

Corollary 1 states that these structures continue to be efficient in regions I and III in Fig. 2, but it is possible that they are efficient in JWBG1 in wider regions.

Moreover, the production unit is evaluated along its best dimension(s) and will continue to be efficient no matter how many variables are added to the model.

Classic strain engineering methods such as evolutionary engineering have been, and will probably continue to be, effective in bringing about efficient pentose metabolism in S. cerevisiae.

In these cases, speaking is likely to continue to be more efficient than typing.

We continue to be as efficient as possible and deliver outcomes in the best way, at least cost, to ensure we get maximum benefit for every pound spent".

Unfortunately, lethal arms continue to be more efficient that non-lethal arms".

First, because printed books continue to be the most efficient and enduring methods of delivering texts: computer formats rapidly become redundant, and contemporary ebooks are not a good bet to outlast their printed counterparts.

If the new chemicals that replace HFCs end up being cheaper, and new air conditioners continue to be more energy efficient, the price of cooling could go down and the transition could take place much faster.

The results have indicated that, while decentralised recruitment provides opportunities for a more responsive planning of health workers as it is sensitive to local needs, three key issues continue to be stumbling blocks for effective and efficient recruitment of health workers to remote districts.

With each book the houses continue to be more and more energy efficient and environmentally friendly.

Evacuations are, and most likely will continue to be, the most common and efficient emergency management strategy when a hazardous event threatens and puts at risk the safety of those within the area (Moriarty et al. 2007).