Sentence examples for efficient in contrast to from inspiring English sources
One was that Western-style politics was both trustworthy and efficient, in contrast to the failures of communism.
Health care spending also does not generally make other parts of an economy more efficient, in contrast to technology investments that allow a society to produce more goods and services with the same effort.
Women in paid work are expected to be brisk and efficient, in contrast to the feminine characteristics of warmth, empathy, and tenderness.
For example, in Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, the interviewees perceived public transport on the North-South axes, in peak hours (towards and from the CBD) as very efficient in contrast to the East-West axes, as well as the service in the direction opposite of rush hour.
Interestingly, search for a nonconflict target among conflict distractors is also fast and efficient, in contrast to the results of Experiment 1.
Our results suggest that eEF1A1 tags HSP70 mRNA during its transcription to ensure its rapid and efficient translation in contrast to non-HSP mRNAs.
Confined by the pyruvate assay kit, the detection limit of the modified coupled enzyme method was at a micromolar concentration level, which might be a limitation for its application in assaying low efficient glycosyltransferases in contrast to radioactive label method.
This specificity might be conferred by a cargo receptor that recruits PCSK9 into COPII vesicles for efficient secretion, in contrast to the bulk flow of more abundant soluble secretory proteins (Martinez-Menarguez et al., 1999; Warren and Mellman, 1999).
The resulting macromodels are highly efficient and moreover, in contrast to other equivalent network approaches, physically-based.
Both numerical simulations and experimental tests successfully verify that ICS or ICU can provide more economic and more efficient power regulation in contrast to respectively regulating controllable loads and energy storage.
Accordingly, increased posterior alpha is accompanied by less efficient visual perception, in contrast to decreased posterior alpha leading to improved perception [43] [47].
