The public transportation system is exceptionally efficient.
No company is more elegant in presentation, and the level of technique is exceptionally efficient in academic terms.
The fluorescent labeling process with our newly designed glycoprotein CPC is exceptionally efficient.
Cyrano is exceptionally efficient, and in some cells, reduces miR-7 by an astounding 98percentt — a stronger effect than scientists have ever documented for this phenomenon, called target RNA-directed microRNA degradation.
The standard DNA barcode region, a part of COI, is exceptionally efficient for species identification.
This is a very popular business travelers' hotel, so the concierge is exceptionally efficient at making restaurant reservations, booking drivers or rental cars, getting train passage, shopping advice, or whatever else you may need.
Although ammonium (N H 4 + ) is the primary form of available N in flooded fields, and rice prefers N H 4 + over N O 3 − (Wang et al. 1993), physiological studies have shown that lowland rice is exceptionally efficient at acquiring N O 3 − through nitrification in the rhizosphere (Li et al. 2006; Duan et al. 2007).
Depending on how you look at it, the appeals court was being exceptionally efficient, uninterested in the new administration's views or doing it a favor by not forcing it to take an immediate position on whether provisions of the Bill of Rights and a federal law guaranteeing religious freedom apply to detainees held at Guantánamo Bay.
But I do think to some extent multitasking is a way of fooling ourselves that we're being exceptionally efficient.
It's no coincidence that most of the plants we have come to rely on are grains; these crops are exceptionally efficient at transforming sunlight into macronutrients — carbs, fats and proteins.
