Sentence examples for efficient to replace from inspiring English sources

Finally, EC/EF/ED as a one-step pretreatment method was shown to be efficient to replace the conventional methods prior to desalination by reverse osmosis as it was proved to remove efficiently organic matter and microorganisms from seawater: with 0.8 L/h and 14 mA/cm2, 50% of DOC and nearly all the microorganisms could be removed at less than 0.5 kW h/m3.

"For instance, if the amount of electricity your washing machine uses increases considerably, this might indicate that it will be more cost-effective and carbon-efficient to replace it.

Whether surfactant aerosolization can be accomplished in a sufficiently effective and efficient manner to replace instillation requires further direct comparisons in animals and subsequently in human trials.

The issue for the United States is only whether to import efficient cars to replace foreign oil or to make efficient cars and import neither the oil nor the cars.

Many enthusiasts expect the fuel cell, a clean and efficient technology, to replace the internal combustion engine over the next two decades.

The arts organization plans to restore the windows, which are not energy efficient, or to replace them with new ones of the same detail and historic presence.

We introduce analytical approaches for obtaining efficient schedules to replace the tedious manual scheduling process engineers undertake for each program.

In this paper, we analyse the bottleneck of the greedy algorithm and propose a more efficient method to replace the time-consuming part of the greedy algorithm.

The demand for economical, sustainable and highly efficient catalysts to replace the Pt-based catalysts for proper industrialization of oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) has gained tremendous scientific interest.

By serving as a source for comprehensive clinical and demographic information on large patient populations, they streamline knowledge discovery efforts by providing standard and efficient mechanisms to replace time-consuming and expensive original data collection, organization, and processing.

According to the review from Nogradi et al., they suggested that the application of ESC/iPSC-derived motoneuron grafts is an efficient way to replace missing motoneurons which result from spinal cord injury [ 35].