"equally efficient as" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is used to compare two things or actions that are of the same level of efficiency. Example: 1. "The new software is equally efficient as the old one, but it has additional features that make it a better choice." 2. "Many people believe that electric cars are not equally efficient as traditional gasoline cars, but recent studies have shown otherwise."
If the stock market and the market for portfolio managers are equally efficient, as the professors conclude, how should investors react?
The lover himself has the qualities most valuable in a soldier, while his companion would be equally efficient as a hostess or a nurse.
For γ=2, our method stays almost equally efficient as σ increases, but (hat {beta }_{textit {ZW}}) fails because of its large bias and low coverage probability (cp).
Current RCTs suggest that massage therapy, physiotherapy, relaxation and chiropractic spinal manipulative therapy might be equally efficient as propranolol and topiramate in the prophylactic management of migraine.
In any case, it is equally efficient as [2] on homomorphic evaluation but much faster than this scheme on encryption and decryption.
Our study suggests that allogeneic BM-MSCs exhibit ignorable immunogenicity and are equally efficient as syngeneic BM-MSCs in engraftment and in enhancing wound healing.
Extension from M1dG·dC was equally as efficient as from control primer-templates (dG·dC).
These data indicate a broad phenotypic consensus between siRNA pools and multiple siRNA duplexes and argue that screens with siRNA pools are equally efficient at generating loss-of-function phenotypes as screens performed with multiple individual siRNAs.
Psychological treatment was considered most important, but the treatment facilities were only considered moderately sufficient, and not as efficient as for other groups with equally serious conditions such as heart disease.
And as efficient as possible for Carnival.
Try to be as efficient as possible.
