Sentence examples for efficient extended from inspiring English sources

Debates over the evolution of hominin bipedalism, a defining human characteristic, revolve around whether early bipeds walked more like humans, with energetically efficient extended hind limbs, or more like apes with flexed hind limbs.

Because β-GT-mediated transfer of a tritiated glucose molecule is efficient, we extended our studies to global genomic 5-hmC quantification by [H]glucose incorporation.

This allows the entire cycle of the partnership to be both more effective and efficient; improving, extending and saving lives.

Without essential reform, merely making the government more efficient or extending its reach will just make things worse.

Without the insulating PSS layer, the hole injection becomes efficient which extends the recombination zone.

3) Strong scalability: being implemented in a modular way, the proposed framework is very easy and efficient to extend to additional purposes.

Experimental results indicated that the emulsified asphalt was more efficient in extending the setting time (from 10to9090 min) than traditional retarders (borax and fly ash).

Although it is always possible to construct covering join trees, if the requirement is originally not satisfied, it is not always possible or not efficient to extend the elements of the decomposition to the covering join tree.

In order to eliminate the difference between the data bits and the pixel bits of the processors in the logic operation of Ternary Optical Computer (TOC), and to make the reconfiguration of the processors more convenient and efficient, while extending the research ideas of TOC, the paper presents a new typical optical component, which is row operation unit (ROU).

Together, these results provide a possible explanation why IGF-1R+/− was less efficient in extending lifespan in C57BL/6J compared with 129/SvPas.

Our finding that IGF-1R+/− mutation was less efficient in extending longevity in a low IGF-I background is in accord with the fact that both IGF-I and its receptor regulate lifespan.