Sentence examples for contribution to efficient from inspiring English sources

High technology energy systems have generated a lot of interest due to their significant contribution to efficient and environmentally friendly energy production.

Induction of this gene in B73 upon limiting iron and its expression profile, which is comparable to GRMZM2G057413 in Mo17 indicates a contribution to efficient iron homeostasis.

Moreover, a crucial contribution to efficient phagocyte recruitment is provided by lipidic and peptidic chemoattractant factors, produced or activated directly by the host locally at the infection site (Ford-Hutchinson et al., 1980; Lira and Furtado, 2012; Sun and Ye, 2012).

A key driver of the interest in self-management is the potential to make a significant contribution to efficient health care delivery [ 14], by increasing patient engagement in care, improving uptake of preventive activities, and reducing reliance on formal health care services by better management of existing conditions.

Thermochemical heat storage concepts offer a promising contribution to an efficient, economic and sustainable future energy supply.

This paper makes a contribution to the efficient analysis and synthesis of such active compliant structures by developing new material-adapted analytical and numerical calculation models.

Beyond the contribution to more efficient PHA production processes at reduced costs that might replace petrochemical plastics in the future, the study illustrates the power of computational prediction to tailor microbial strains for enhanced biosynthesis of added-value compounds.

The outcome of freight transport services, however, goes far beyond this aspect of moving goods in space and concerns its contribution to an efficient supply chain on the whole, in terms of constant adaptation to the production system, just-in-time delivery, flexibility, reliability and input to the information and management system of the whole supply chain.

Economic analysis can make an important contribution to the efficient allocation of scarce resources.

Moreover, it can be expected that the genetic information of this dominant species based on these microsatellite loci may make a substantial contribution to the efficient conservation and management of EBLFs.

Thus, by introducing two enzymes of the RuMP pathway, co-utilization of the cheap and renewable substrate methanol was achieved, making an important contribution to the efficient use of P. putida S12 as a bioconversion platform host.