Sentence examples for more efficient shorter from inspiring English sources

This method nominally supports a circular field of view (FOV), but tailoring the FOV for noncircular shapes results in more efficient, shorter scans.

Increased precision and accuracy of radiotherapy are expected to augment tumour control, reduce incidence and severity of toxic effects after radiotherapy, and facilitate development of more efficient shorter schedules than currently available.

These findings were functionally validated by exposing GF and SPF mice to pentobarbital which confirmed that xenobiotic metabolism in GF mice is significantly more efficient (shorter time of anesthesia) when compared to the SPF group.

In addition, the Kiddie-SADS-PL provides a clinician-friendly front and screening examination which may result in a more efficient shorter interview.

If IBM's Watson were a startup, its investors would have long ago forced it to sell so that they could put their capital into more efficient short-term and mid-term investments.

Furthermore, the particle contraction is more efficient for shorter spacer length of the surfactant.

Addressing the issue, van der Feltz said, "It's a fair point on the light when not using the sun, but we think we can make the value chain more efficient and shorter".

Preliminary results show us how the cost of strategic resources most importantly energy ones will play a determinant role in the re-designing of global logistics networks, leading them toward more efficient and shorter ones.

Transport inspection of consignments is based on the use of information systems, and conveys information about trains and consignments before their arrival at the border station, making this operation more efficient and shorter.

Sequence alignment tools with distributed computing capabilities like CloudBurst and CloudAligner are faster and more efficient with short reads but they have lower accuracy and are unable to handle long reads.

Using a unifying charge measure to compare energy needed for electrical and optical stimulation, we reveal that direct electrical current injection (rectangular pulse) is more efficient at short pulses, whereas voltage-mediated negative feedback leads to self-termination of ChR2 current and renders optical stimulation more efficient for long low-intensity pulses.