Sentence examples for efficiencies lead to from inspiring English sources

The added efficiencies lead to improvements in affordability, spending power, GDP growth and quality of life.

Such low efficiencies lead to technical difficulties in screening for positive regulators of somatic cell reprogramming.

Longer probes might not provide additional benefit because the current limitations in oligonucleotide synthesis efficiency lead to loss in full-length oligonucleotide synthesis [ 13, 14].

Additionally, SoG's reduced water efficiency leads to irrigation becoming less profitable, compounding the pressures on the agriculture sector and leading to greater areal expansion of agriculture (and concurrent reduction in VAFOOD).

The rise in feed efficiency led to a rapid growth in Norway's major aquaculture companies.

But greater efficiency leads to greater wealth, and vice versa, as Zimbabwe so harrowingly shows.

Talk of computer-language efficiency led to a discussion of the Hawaiian language, which makes do with far fewer letters than English.

Consultation of the cited source seems to show not that an increase in efficiency leads to a 20 percent jump in vehicle miles traveled, but that roughly 20 percent of total energy savings from efficiency gains are lost to increased travel.

Energy efficiency leads to important social benefits, such as reducing the energy bills for poor households.

This increase in cellular uptake efficiency led to an improvement in photodynamic activity.

Eljilly (2001) argues high efficiency leads to company profitable and less chance of bankruptcy and vice-versa.