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Moreover, the estimated data reported in this study would promote a more efficient sensor design and data processing optimization.

"We've seen people, over time, experiment with filling floors with cubicles, and find it didn't promote a more efficient work space," he said.

In order to promote a more efficient solution, the existing lignite thermoelectric power plant is compared with three different cogeneration (CHP (combined heat and power)) systems, employing the Rankine cycle, designed to use the same amount of fuel as the existing one.

It will create competition in an otherwise uncompetitive market and promote a more efficient use of public funds.

In addition, to promote a more efficient allocation of resources, more aid will be provided in cash rather than vouchers, food or material resources, and there will be less earmarking of funds.

By signing the orders, the president was "fulfilling his promise to promote a more efficient government by reforming civil service rules," Andrew Bremberg, director of the White House Domestic Policy Council, said in a call with reporters. .

Wide use of direct methods utilizing modern parallel architectures will allow modeling tools to accurately support multi-source surveys and 3D data acquisition geometries, thus promoting a more efficient use of the electromagnetic methods in geophysics.

For this biomass, the extraction method chosen led to relevant differences in the lignin yield (22.6% by using Willstatter to 24.9% by using Klason), suggesting that the lower pH level used by the Klason method promotes a more efficient lignin extraction.

In this section, we discuss how the adaptive gain control promotes a more efficient neural code for odors by considering the discrimination of pairs of odors.

The findings described above are consistent with the hypothesis that inhibition of nutrient signaling pathways extends chronological lifespan by promoting a more efficient arrest in G1 that protects against DNA replication stress.

Liberalization can also create conditions for faster income growth through better access to ideas, technology, goods, services and capital, and by promoting a more efficient use of resources through specialization and the scope for economies of scale.