Sentence examples for more efficient growth from inspiring English sources
As its economy continues to expand, it is attempting to make a rapid transition to cleaner and more efficient growth.
Antibiotics are widely used in the production of poultry, beef and pork, usually to fight off and control disease, but also to foster quicker or more efficient growth in some animals, particularly chickens.
Cooked food additionally can promote more efficient growth, as demonstrated by domesticated animals (generally on farms) that grow faster and "better" on cooked food diets.
In the mathematical modeling, therefore, given the potential energy changes, the more efficient growth microbes (biomass 2) suppress the less efficient growth microbes (biomass 1).
The theoretical prediction that the introduction of light/dark cycle may enhance the growth, was confirmed by the experimental results, supporting the idea of utilizing ordered mixing to obtain more efficient growth.
Scenedesmus obliquus belongs to green microalgae, which is attracting attention as a feedstock for biofuels production and biorefinery as well as in bioremediation of environmental pollutants, making its genetic modifications for more efficient growth and accumulation of aimed metabolites significant.
The lateral wall growth of rod-shaped firmicutes may permit more efficient population growth, because the near-symmetry of growth and division allows both daughter cells to progress equally rapidly to subsequent divisions.
The resulting 'channeling' effect of widespread CB1R-mediated weak inhibition would help the neuron to focus its resources to a limited amount of growth locations, leading to more efficient polarized growth.
For example, pertuzumab inhibits heregulin-stimulated growth mediated by HER2/HER3 dimers of breast cancer cells, whereas trastuzumab is more efficient at growth inhibition in the absence of heregulin (Lee-Hoeflich et al, 2008).
It could outline some broader, structural changes that are part of the authorities' broader goal of shifting the economy away from its dependence on exports and investments in heavy industry toward more domestic demand and more efficient, sustainable growth.
The Communist Party Central Committee meeting next month is expected to outline some broader, structural changes that are part of the authorities' goal of shifting the economy away from its dependence on exports and investments in heavy industry toward more domestic demand and more efficient sustainable growth.
