Sentence examples for raised the efficiency of from inspiring English sources

This has raised the efficiency of every step of drug development but it has not yet improved the success rate.

For example, says the Global Development Finance report, South Africa's Stanbic raised the efficiency of the United Commercial Bank of Uganda; and Ecobank, a West African group, strengthened banks it took over in West and Central Africa.But banks from places with weak regulations do pose a risk when buying in developing countries.

However, Ma claims that Perfect Field has raised the efficiency of its panels to near that of crystalline silicon.

The decrease in the cytochrome c production rate not only augmented the maximum capability of the cell for flavin secretion, but it also raised the efficiency of the flavin synthesis, as is evident from the elevated slopes of the curves (indicated by the green dashed line with an arrowhead).

Compared to a flat tariff, the reasonable block tariff structure generates more efficient allocation of cross-subsidies, better incentives for raising the efficiency of electricity usage and reducing emissions from power generation, which also supports the living standards of low income households.

It recently rolled back a last-minute standard from the Clinton administration to raise the efficiency of central air-conditioners by 30percentthethe new administration picked 20percentt instead.

Hybrids, plug-in hybrids and battery-electric vehicles are only part of the solution to raising the efficiency of the nation's vehicle fleet, however.

Second, even to the extent that trade liberalization would raise the efficiency of the world economy, it is not, repeat not, a route to overall job creation.

Hot-blast stove, apparatus for preheating air blown into a blast furnace, an important step in raising the efficiency of iron processing.

His company sells millions of square feet of hydrocarbon membranes every year, he said, not for fuel cells but primarily for use in raising the efficiency of commercial air-conditioning systems.

If the stockmarket were allowed to bring the two together, it could, through better allocation of capital, both raise the efficiency of the economy and help maintain its growth rate.