Sentence examples for efficiently hold from inspiring English sources

This is an object-orientated database that can efficiently hold a wide variety of genomic data types.

The barbs have unique biological and mechanical functions, for example, to help efficiently hold preys and prevent them from slipping off the sting.

Both in vitro and in vivo studies indicate that inhibitors that are designed for targeting these proteins have the potential to efficiently hold back bacterial growth by passing the bacterial mutation site for drug confrontation.

It was expected that the small aromatic structure of coumarin could not efficiently hold the drug molecules and the balance of the hydrophobic and hydrophilic components in such micelle systems could be easily altered by the addition of hydrophobic drug molecules.

The presence of Si O cellulose and Si O Si bonds on the lignocellulosic surface confirmed that the silane coupling agent was efficiently held on the fibres surface through both condensation with cellulose hydroxyl groups and self-condensation between silanol groups.

State officials had hoped the plant would operate efficiently enough to hold down or reduce electric bills across the state.

Advertising is not free, of course, and the Trump administration has cited the need to spend taxpayer dollars more efficiently ― and generally hold down federal spending ― as a reason to scrutinize all budgets, including the HHS budget for promoting the Affordable Care Act.

He said he would discharge his responsibilities "effectively, efficiently and fairly", holding the government "properly to account".

He laced it up quickly, efficiently, and then, holding it in both hands, pronounced it a very fine shoe.

The ability to capture real-time data on human behavior inexpensively, efficiently, and accurately holds promise to transform and broaden our understanding of many areas of health science.

When we learn what the future may hold, our neurons efficiently encode unexpectedly good information, but fail to incorporate information that is unexpectedly bad.