Sentence examples for efficient growing from inspiring English sources

The technique is surprisingly efficient, growing organoids from up to 90% of patient samples, the team reports today in Cell.

As shown in Figure 7d, this size is once again slightly higher than the mean pore size, which means that the efficient growing of CdS particles compels the matrix to a textural rearrangement.

Efficient: growing potatoes means being able to produce more nutritious food and in harsher environments than any other major food crop.

People have become more efficient at growing, finding or refining raw materials.

This is because East is relatively more efficient at growing wheat, where it is four times as productive as West, than it is at making bikes, where it is only twice as productive.

The German sociologist Max Weber described how factories and bureaucracies became dramatically more efficient through growing technical expertise and, more importantly, a new division of labour, which divided work, specialized expertise, and coordinated individuals in a rule-based hierarchy.

Similarly, importing beans from Uganda or Kenya — where the farms are small, tractor use is limited, and the fertilizer is almost always manure — tends to be more efficient than growing beans in Europe, with its reliance on energy-dependent irrigation systems.

We found that in comparison with CpG dinucleotide, TpG dinucleotide is much more efficient in growing fluorescent Ag NCs.

Other venture capital-backed startups using computer vision and AI-based technology to make the process more efficient (a growing field referred to as "precision farming") include Prospera, which is also based in Tel Aviv, Arable and Ceres Imaging.

Though this may seem slow, Munro insists it is still much faster and more efficient than growing a tree for 50 years.

But sales of small cars, hybrids, and diesels (which are often fuel efficient) are growing much faster than car sales as a whole.