Sentence examples for more efficient provide from inspiring English sources

"The feature will continually evolve to become more efficient, provide better functionality, and incorporate more information from industry partners over time," reads the announcement.

The battery-based systems are expected to make solar power systems more efficient, provide backup power during blackouts and potentially give remote villages in undeveloped countries affordable access to electricity.

13 Groups are more efficient, provide greater opportunity for therapeutic interactions between participants, improve attendance rates and are cost-effective.

"It makes walking more efficient, providing a tangible effect on ambulatory propulsion.

We've made our companies more efficient, provided new and better services to our customers and provided timely and accurate information to management.

Due to the nonlinear nature of this problem, an iterative solution of the eigenvalue problem can be more efficient provided it does not disturb the convergence of the self-consistent-field problem.

While advertisers and ad networks are driving online video ad rates "to the floor," the lower prices are making the media more efficient, providing a return on investment of 3 to 5X for digital video versus 2X  for television, says SVP Jordan Bitterman, who heads the media and social practice for Digitas, a Publicis unit.

Merely rotating would stir the boundary layer close to surfaces and make nutrient uptake more efficient, providing an immediate selective advantage for evolving the flagellum even prior to the evolution of the flagellin shaft.

The mungbean whole genome sequence became available recently [ 7], paving the path for molecular breeding approaches that will make trait introgression into elite material more efficient, provided breeders have sufficient access to diverse mungbean germplasm to source these traits.

They pay for services, like making homes more energy efficient, provide incentives for things like saving and investment, or simply raise the income of selected groups.

Higher densities can facilitate more sustainable public transport, walking and cycling, making it more efficient to provide services and promote urban vitality.