Sentence examples for more efficient thereby from inspiring English sources

Most of the electricity powers a fan that makes the stove more efficient, thereby saving fuel.

They often feel too harried and preoccupied by their daily tasks to participate in the very systems improvement projects that would make their work more efficient, thereby creating time for their involvement in QI.

The respiration data in isolated mitochondria and in muscle homogenates jointly indicate that overexpression of PLIN5 does not augment mitochondrial fat oxidative capacity per se but rather creates a situation in which shuttling of FAs towards mitochondria becomes more efficient, thereby protecting mitochondria against the deleterious effects of lipid overflow.

In principle, work and investment decisions become more efficient and thereby raise growth.

This makes integration into interactive eyewear or other smartglasses/helmets much more efficient and thereby allows those wearables to also become smaller and more efficient themselves.

This will, in turn, enable faster and more efficient research, thereby increasing the pace of scientific advancement.

Fourth, the drug discovery process will become more efficient (and thereby less expensive) because biomarkers will help identify the most promising candidate therapeutics worthy of further development.

Students who display high motivation for a task may employ more efficient cognitive strategies, thereby encoding new information more effectively [31, 43].

By developing a better understanding of the role that non-hydrolytic proteins play in the disruption of lignocellulosic materials, it should be possible to design more efficient enzyme preparations, thereby bringing us one step closer to achieving an effective, enzyme/sugar-based biorefinery [ 5, 9- 11].

One could get away with more modest infrastructure investments if governments required carmakers to make their vehicle fleets more fuel-efficient, thereby burning less petroleum.

But in order to make his case, Mr Wallace-Wells also oversells Mr Romney's role in making the economy "more productive, nimble, and efficient",  thereby inadvertently reinforcing the key claim of Mr Romney's campaign: that he alone has the economic know-how it takes to get America back on track.