Sentence examples for more efficiently thus from inspiring English sources
The diesel engine had a major impact during the Industrial Revolution, delivering power more efficiently, thus less expensively, for a variety of industries all over the world.
Base-stations use only a fraction of the radio spectrum available, to avoid interference with adjacent cells, but the use of directional antennas enables radio frequencies to be reused more efficiently, thus boosting capacity.
For example, synergy may effectively modulate binding kinetics, balance the delicate interplay between enthalpy and entropy by using the funneled energy landscape more efficiently, thus yielding high specificity with carefully balanced free energy of binding.
The oil tax, which would work out to about 24 cents a gallon when fully in place, would create an incentive for the private sector to use oil products more efficiently, thus reducing the amount of climate-changing carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere.
Some genera colonised more efficiently, thus supporting the fifth hypothesis (H5) that active migration is species-specific.
It is the ultimate goal of this study to trace the non-linear inflammatory signal more efficiently thus improving our understanding of how interacting modules respond to generate a behavior.
Interestingly, the RAB7A Q67L constitutively active mutant and the disease-causing mutant proteins RAB7A L129F, RAB7A K157 N, RAB7A N161T and RAB7A V162 M were all able to co-immunoprecipitate peripherin more efficiently then RAB7A wt, thus demonstrating that they interact more strongly with peripherin (Fig. 2a).
The new signal system is expected to allow trains to move more efficiently and thus reduce passenger waiting time between trains.
Birds with slightly longer bills could reach the nectar more efficiently and thus had a selective advantage over others.
Dr Newbold said farmers would be attracted because the additive would also allow animals to process food more efficiently and thus use less feed.
What constitutes anti-competitive behavior in the complex networked economy, where the very size of big companies allows them to operate more efficiently, and thus grow even bigger?
