Sentence examples for efficient in causing from inspiring English sources

The first is that dogs are more efficient in causing "X"s than are foxes on a dark night at a distance.

Considering that r > > 1 below approximately 115 km (Bishop and Earle 2003), the zonal wind component is much more efficient in causing vertical plasma motion than the meridional wind component.

These cells proved to be efficient in causing an ISR and therefore changed to this cellular memory state.

While MitoVES at 2 μM was not very efficient in causing apoptosis in adherent NeuTL cells, it arrested their cell cycle (Fig.  2 F).

In fact, splice defects may not always be 100% efficient in causing aberrant splicing (24 26), and very low amounts of wild-type GHR may be produced and could be responsible for the low IGF1 levels seen in our patient.

The trial period of the current study was 8 weeks because it has been proven to be the most efficient period in causing hypercholesterolemia [ 23, 24].

At comparable concentrations, KI is equally efficient as NaI in causing the developmental arrest (Table 1).

Best Test Theory: If a subject S bears no extension-fixing intentions toward "X" and "X" is an atomic natural kind term in S's language of thought (i.e., not a compound of two or more other natural kind terms), then "X" has as its extension the members of natural kind K if and only if members of K are more efficient in their causing of "X" in S than are the members of any other natural kind.

The researchers highlight that although free Dox was found to be as efficient as PGA-Dox capsules in causing tumor cell death, Dox is known to cause high systemic toxicity when administered into animals in its free form.

Everolimus was more efficient than sunitinib or sorafenib in causing a statistically significant reduction in VEGF secretion by tumour cells (two-sided P<0.005 vs control; Figure 2B).

Overall, these studies suggest that laboratory adaptation of a duck H9N2 virus through serial lung passages in quail and chickens has resulted in strains more efficient at causing respiratory infections and transmitting in the latter two species.