Sentence examples for efficient during the second from inspiring English sources

WEAN steers gained faster during the first 2 weeks (P=0.02) and SHIP steers were more efficient during the second 2 weeks (P=0.03).

Moreover, the mean RFI values for each of the three genotypes at SNP rs315135692 differed significantly (P-value < 0.01) and the chicken with genotype GG had a lower RFI value (-0.58 ± 7.81) than those with genotypes AG (0.75 ± 7.14) and AA (2.77 ± 6.79), which indicates that they are the most efficient during the second laying period.

The barrier was most efficient during the first 10 weeks of the study when almost all of the nitrate and nitrogen was removed.

Therefore, our results suggest that Rad54 deficiency alters both the Ngn3-negative and positive lineages but that compensatory mechanisms are more efficient during the first round of spermatogenesis.

Virtually no transmission occurs during the first day of nymphal feeding, inefficient transmission takes place during the second day of tick feeding, and transmission is extremely efficient during the third day of nymphal feeding (28, 29 ).

Iran has accepted strict limits on its development of new super-efficient centrifuges during the first 10 years of a deal, but after that there are differences.

Iran has accepted strict limits on its development of new super-efficient centrifuges during the first 10 years of a deal, but there are disagreements on what would happen afterwards.

The first is Pareto efficient, while the second is not.

ELISA helps in the diagnosis of Q fever after the fifth day of infection, whereas PCR is an efficient diagnostic tool during the first few days of infection [ 46].

Myometrial biopsies were obtained from the upper incisional margins of nulliparous women undergoing lower segment CS for dystocia (n = 4) and control women undergoing CS in the second stage who had demonstrated efficient uterine action during the first stage of labor (n = 4).

Chloe maintained her efficient search for direct gaze during the second test series with upright faces (Fig. 2).