Sentence examples for increased efficiency with from inspiring English sources
Historical accounts of the evolution of writing systems have until recently concentrated on a single aspect, increased efficiency, with the Greek invention of the alphabet being regarded as the culmination of a long historical evolution.
Increased efficiency with age was seen in networks involving parietal-occipital regions, but unlike for dominant hand use, this topological reconfiguration could not maintain the level of global efficiency.
Ren et al. (2013) also observed increased efficiency with germline-expressed Cas9 when targeting white for mutation via NHEJ.
The increased efficiency with EVOTECH ECR could lead to even further cost-savings by shifting endoscopy laboratory personnel responsibilities but further study is required.
There is a need for an increased efficiency with the provision of anti-D immunoglobulin, particularly in situations of potential sensitizing events.
Further research should be done to determine if the increased efficiency with EVOTECH ECR would permit endoscopy clinics to realize even further cost-savings by shifting endoscopy laboratory personnel responsibilities.
Recruiting an apprentice for our growing business in 2012 has enabled My Social Media PA to increase efficiency with an effective training programme.
Johnson's power off the tee and his increasing efficiency with his wedges — an important component, as he frequently has little distance to the green — make him a threat on just about any course.
Ms. Gilmartin of Forest City warned that the first tower may be only marginally less expensive than a conventional tower, but that there should be increasing efficiency with each building at the site.
The WHO has noted that health systems in low-income countries have the greatest potential for increasing efficiency with minimal investment [53, 54].
The results demonstrated that ground gear efficiency was length dependent for both ground gear types, as both showed increasing efficiency with increased fish length.
