Sentence examples for prove more efficient than from inspiring English sources

Because of this, the light is much more directional and the lamp could thus prove more efficient than bulbs that scatter light in all directions.

For some crops, alternative pollinators could well prove more efficient than Apis mellifera; honeybees don't particularly like squash or pumpkin flowers, for example, while Peponapis pruinosa, commonly known as the squash bee, does.

On Friday, Mr. Stringer suggested that negotiations outside of the courtroom, including a possible resuscitation of discussions with the City Council, might prove more efficient than slogging through an appeals process.

As tumors are considered to be "network-addicted" rather than "oncogene-addicted" [133], strategies targeting such a molecule in monotherapy or in combination with other cytotoxic drugs may prove more efficient than targeting multiple upstream RTKs.

The old gangs proved more efficient than the newcomers.

Downloading pictures from Facebook proved more efficient than roaming campus with a camera.

Porous wind barriers are widely used and proven more efficient than solid barriers.

The MAE was proven more efficient than the conventional solvent extraction by refluxing.

Trucks started coming to Bilma about five years ago, and they are proving more efficient than the camel caravans.

Meanwhile, renewables are rapidly proving more efficient than predicted – that's the official explanation for withdrawing subsidies – and their costs are falling.

The model based only on local grain angle measurements have been proven more efficient than models taking into account the veneer density.