Sentence examples for invariably efficient from inspiring English sources

Even at economics conferences, you can't get very far these days by saying that markets, particularly financial markets, are invariably "efficient," and that we can't hope to improve on their results.

Over time, the process invariably becomes more efficient.

Observational trials are statistically and financially efficient, however, and almost invariably precede results from an RCT.

Thanks to the remarkably efficient network of wholesale traders, it invariably did.

It is well known that the optimal current density will invariably involve a trade-off between operational costs and efficient use of solution pH, temperature, flow rate, etc. (Liu et al. 2010).

The plant populations invariably maintain very low population densities with phenotypes that are highly efficient at using sparse resources and phenotypes (e.g., saltbush) that can tolerate environmental conditions that are lethal to mesic species.

It is invariably associated with nearby β-sheet structure and appears to be a highly efficient motif for structure stabilization.

The conversion, utilization and recovery of energy invariably involve a heat exchange process, which makes it imperative to design more efficient heat exchanger.

While the gold carbene moiety is invariably positioned at the terminus upon oxidation of terminal alkynes, regioselectivity with internal alkyne substrates becomes a major challenge to efficient catalysis.

Success invariably breeds overconfidence.

Maintenance is invariably slapdash.