Sentence examples for most efficient because from inspiring English sources
Therefore, cohesive ruptures within the concrete are most efficient because, as should be expected from a bonding technique, the adhesive interfaces cannot be the weakest link in the bonding between two materials and the rupture should take place in one of the two bonded materials instead.
Sb-doped electrodes are the most efficient because they achieve the highest carrier density, with performances approaching those of massive metal electrodes.
If you compare the space of the tech and if you look at the efficiency of moving people around vs the space, the scooters are simply the most efficient because their footprint on the ground is just so small".
Since then, engineers have assumed that arrangement is the most efficient because it uses the least amount of material to support a given load, says Matthew Gilbert, a structural engineer at the University of Sheffield in the United Kingdom.
This also requires TRF2 DBD, and we cannot rule out the possibility that the full-length protein is most efficient because the DBD targets it specifically to telomeric DNA.
In these simulations, which assume that targets are arrayed at random on an infinite plane, straight-line searching is the most efficient because for a given detection radius R all deviations from a straight line cover some fraction of the area already covered; and, as expected, the efficiency is lowest for random walk searches.
Crops: The industrialized food-production system encourages farmers to grow crops like wheat and corn — both because it's most efficient and because government subsidies encourage such specialization.
Policies and procedures often exist not because they are the most efficient, but because of historical antecedents and high current transaction costs, a phenomenon described as path dependence.
This is not the most efficient approach because it wastes time and interrupts the flow of the test.
Cesium is used in the most efficient converters because of its low ionization potential (3.89 electron volts).
It makes economic sense — many economists see cash as the most efficient gift, because it allows recipients to choose exactly what they want.
