Sentence examples for not less efficient from inspiring English sources

In a 6-week three-arm RCT, 2 g twice a day of the milk preparation was not less efficient than 500 mg three times a day of glucosamine sulfate in improving WOMAC [ 135].

In another 4-week double-blind RCT on knee OA, 200 mg three times a day was not less efficient than 100 mg of diclofenac (sustained release) once a day in reducing VAS of pain [ 126].

While on paper it may not be significantly faster than its 2.0-litre, four-cylinder stablemate, it's also not much less efficient.

The results of DBT HDS showed that the NiMo catalyst supported on MCM-41 was not only less efficient than that supported on Al2O3 but also that supported on Al2O3 TiO2.

Next, it is found that group-based reward is not only less efficient than individual-based reward, but it also subject to a potential productivity problem, in which workers with more productive knowledge do not participate in knowledge sharing.

Furthermore, these class R INH-ODNs will be delivered to TLR9-containing endosomes in B cells, not by less efficient passive uptake but, rather, via highly efficient uptake through the B cell antigen receptors specific for dsDNA.

These two aspects considered together favor the view that the acceleration is most likely due to higher mutability and not to less efficient purifying selection or relaxation of functional constraints.

Based on the functional annotations of genes present in strains known to be good plant growth promoters but not in less efficient ones, an improved ability of nitrogen fixation seems to be correlated with an improved ability to use different metabolic substrates and an optimised regulation of metabolic functions under stressful conditions.

Vyazovskiy adds: "If neurons attempt to obtain rest while we are awake, it is not only much less efficient, but also affects our performance negatively.

In a nutshell, Darwin's simple insight reveals that the modern economy is not only far less efficient than Adam Smith's modern disciples think it is, but also that it would be relatively easy to improve matters.

On the other hand, the null effect of democracy and its subcomponent suggest that democracy will not lead to less efficient energy use, either.