Sentence examples for could have more efficiently from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this mask was more complex (two lines of dots) than the one used for reactive saccades adaptation (one line of dots), and could have more efficiently prevented the visual processing of stepped target position.

We have to use what we have more efficiently, or we will fail to compete.

Reports into the debacle questioned whether the Bank could have acted more efficiently.

Cringing a bit, the obstetricians admitted that they could have worked more efficiently by splitting up, with one monitoring the woman's vital signs and the other guiding the delivery.

Five minutes of your life that could have been more efficiently spent?

These results suggested to us that i) the mutant strain could recover faster because it lacked toxin RelE, and ii) the wt cells could have saved more efficiently their physiological resources during stasis, allowing a full recovery after amino acid starvation.

Arsenal could have had more.

"It would be great if you could have done it more efficiently, more reliably, faster, cheaper — and I don't know whether that's possible.

Despite the fact that the tagging and commenting tools could have been used more efficiently by students, more than one third of the LILOs received an excellent grad.

"There have been some improvements in outcomes, but the question is whether the money could have been spent more efficiently," it said.

"The commissioner wishes it were faster," said Ms. Hutton, the department spokesman, "and it's something he's going to look at and sit down to figure out why the things happened the way they did and how we could have done it more efficiently".