Sentence examples for efficient in performing from inspiring English sources
Franchising also provides a means of trading off certain functions; franchisees are more efficient in performing functions whose average cost curve turns up relatively quickly.
It is inferred that the A. brasilense is efficient in performing partial nitrogen fixation supplemented by nitrogen fertilization; yield is positively influenced by nitrogen fertilization associated with inoculation, regardless of the type of inoculant.
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MLMC methods have been successfully used in compressible fluid dynamics and magnetohydrodynamics and geophysical flows [37], and it has been shown to be efficient in performing UQ for realistic geophysical flows in [38].
Accordingly, they may not be effective or efficient in performing rudimentary tasks that are better suited for automation or completion by a less-skilled individual.
Users became more efficient in performing each step with practice (i.e., took less time to perform) and individual Total Times decreased for each participant with each succeeding trial of each pen device (p < 0.05).
Their perception was that pharmacists did not have sufficient knowledge to handle patients' clinical problems and that they were not as efficient as physicians in performing tasks other than handling drugs.
Internal radiotherapy may be more efficient if performed earlier in the therapy line, when anemia related to disease progression or to treatment remains limited.
Internal radiotherapy could be more efficient if performed earlier in the therapy line, when the disease- and treatment-related anemia remains limited.
Re-oxidation in oxygen is not efficient if performed below 350 °C, but if done above (up to 400 °C) the surface recovers almost the initial behaviour.
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