Sentence examples for led to increased efficiency from inspiring English sources

Here we see how consequent changes to the design of two vessels led to increased efficiency and lower energy costs.

Firstly, whilst a positive level of correlation between the auxiliary and target variables always led to increased efficiency of the double sampling estimators over that achieved using simple random sampling, there may be more work involved in double sampling than with simple random sampling alone because of the need to obtain the data for the auxiliary variables.

YbdM-dependent phosphorylation was specific for serine 76 and it led to increased efficiency of phosphotransfer to DegU.

The two remaining technological mitigation scenarios introduce new technologies through investment in improved housing insulation and ventilation (household energy) and fuel-efficient cars (cleaner cars), which lead to increased efficiency in household production of private transportation and heating services.

At a developer conference in Beijing on Monday, Intel described plans to feature a "system on a chip" in the coming quarters, a move that leads to increased efficiency, lower prices and less energy use.

In government, agencies are pursuing and promoting approaches to communication that will lead to increased efficiency and citizen engagement.

Vertical integration with Cyber-Physical Systems can support the concept of the smart factory, enabling (partly) autonomous and self-organized processes, which lead to increased efficiency and flexibility.

Understanding epigenetic mechanisms regulating embryonic stem cell (ESC) differentiation to endothelial cells may lead to increased efficiency of generation of vessel wall endothelial cells needed for vascular engineering.

One of the most remarkable innovations of the vertebrate adaptive immune system is the progressive organization of the lymphoid tissues that leads to increased efficiency of immune surveillance and cell interactions.

Jamie Dimon was leading the chorus of bankers saying that their large size leads to increased efficiency and economies of scale.

According to the model proposed, the U1 snRNP first recognizes the 5′ss of the miRNA-containing intron, which leads to increased efficiency of the enzymatic activity of Drosha.