Sentence examples for more efficient creation from inspiring English sources

These engineered devices can be incorporated into genetic circuits, enabling the more efficient creation of complex synthetic biological systems.

Open source and software-as-a-service create an environment that allows even more efficient creation of products and companies.

To overcome these hurdles, developers might want to find one of the ingenious modular alternatives now entering the market that permit more efficient creation of multi-person living spaces, Berman says.

Moreover, a study [ 13] comparing mouse immature, mature, and fertilized oocytes has identified proteins that may be involved in the unique oocyte ability to reprogramme other (sperm or somatic) cell nuclei, and that thus might be very helpful in more efficient creation of induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSCs) lines in the future.

Knowledge of the closest extant relatives of the genotypes involved in the initial formation of B. napus would also allow further investigation of the genetic factors required for the formation of a stable amphiploid and permit the more efficient creation of fully fertile re-synthesised B. napus.

Costs could be contained, Bartz indicated, by more efficient content creation and management software.

Drag and drop functionality has also been added for more efficient playlist creation, along with One-Touch party mode, which lets you control the volume in all grouped rooms at once.

Whether it leads to higher sales, better products, or more efficient services, value creation typically benefits not only the parties involved but also society at large.

"The government is really coming to terms with how necessary it is to be more efficient with job creation," said Mohammed Ali al-Said, general manager of Value Engineering Center, which provides design and consulting services to oil and natural gas companies.

As the Internet of Things expands and more physical objects are connected to the web, there will also be an even greater demand for manufacturing of those products, and a need to make people more efficient in their creation.

Gutenberg's press ushered in a highly uniform, regular, and easily replicable surface, which in turn created a radically more efficient economy for the creation, transmission, and consumption of ideas.