Sentence examples for due to efficiencies from inspiring English sources
The Moto G still flies thanks to stock Android and the battery life is superb, outlasting any flagship phone I've used in 2014 due to efficiencies in 4.4 KitKat and smart Motorola battery saving modes.
These data suggest that in order to simulate the biomass scenario, the power plant would likely lose about 10 jobs due to efficiencies introduced in handling biomass relative to coal.
In May of this year, McKinsey research showed that the Internet creates an average of 2.4 jobs for every one job that it cuts due to efficiencies.
Although the uniformity of coverage was slightly inferior to the Covaris physical shearing procedure, due to efficiencies of cost and labour, the method may be more suitable than existing approaches for implementation in large-scale sequencing activities, such as bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC -based genome sequence assemBAC -basedenomic studies and locus-targenomegenotyping-by-sequenceng.
Live weight gains: Sainfoin has been shown to give the highest live weight gains compared with other forages due to efficiency of protein uptake by the animal.
We're continually promised that, due to efficiency gains and innovations prompted by the profit motive, public goods can be delivered more cheaply and effectively by the private sector.
While the trend toward consolidation was clear, "the difficulty is always to separate what is happening due to efficiency and what is happening due to market power," according to Richard Sexton, a professor of agricultural economics at the University of California, Davis.
The merit of having a precise and meaningful relationship between two basic energy indicators, the energy efficiency index and the energy savings due to efficiency improvement, is elaborated.
Note that in practice, separated 2D/1D transforms are used instead of the 3D transform due to efficiency reasons.
Also, due to efficiency gains, producers in the U.S. for example produce more than the country can consume and that drives the mandate to encourage "growth" through needless consumption (which results in all sorts of social, technological and environmental pathologies).
Normalization was applied to remove bias due to efficiency of fluorescent dye incorporation.
