Sentence examples for more efficiently that from inspiring English sources

If a crisp company saves carbon (and money) by producing its crisps more efficiently, that may seem like action to that company.

When a 10-year-old working on the same assembly line as her mother worries less about the long grinding days than about whether her mother will be jealous because she works more efficiently, that is a family story.

Shadow banks are filling these gaps.Frailty, thy name is bankNobody is too worried by competition to banks in their ancillary businesses: if, say, Google can help people manage their money more efficiently, that is to be welcomed.

As he expanded the scope of analytics, he defined his purview as "the study and practice of resource optimization for the purpose of improving programs and earning votes more efficiently". That usually meant calculating, for any campaign activity, the number of votes gained through a given amount of contact at a given cost.

"If we can do it faster, if we can do it more efficiently, that's what we want to do".

No matter what laws are enacted, people are going to find ways to use energy more efficiently — that's the story of civilization.

For example, Wos-Oxley et al. found that Clostridiales bacteria colonize the gut of humanized rats more efficiently than that of humanized mice (Wos-Oxley et al., 2012).

We found that the pY120 peptide could bind directly both SH2 domains, but that the SH2 domain of Fyn bound more efficiently than that of Vav1 (Fig. 4B).

Previous studies using breast cancer cell lines have suggested that selective stimulation of RARβ increases NIS expression more efficiently than that of RARα [17].

Therefore, we presume that MRSA strains are able to propagate in or colonize the intestinal tract of infants more efficiently than that of adults.

As expected, treatment with GZR reduced the extracellular HCV core Ag levels of JFH1/5AC-Y93H JFH1/5AC-Y93HH more efficiently thandthat of JFH1/5AC-wt (Fig. 4c).