Sentence examples for relatively efficiently from inspiring English sources
Kyoto has also created a global market in carbon reduction, which allows emissions to be cut relatively efficiently.
The company, based in Toulouse, France, said it decided to take on the 7E7 because it was encouraged by its customers, and because it calculated it could build a plane relatively efficiently, using the basic design of the A330.
In general, said Mark Skidmore, an economist at Michigan State University who has studied the long-term economic effects of natural disasters, wealthier countries tend to be able to recover quickly and relatively efficiently because insurance steps in.
With a mobile-first mindset helping to carry internet to hundreds of millions of people without desktop computers, China has shown the capability to implement technology quickly and relatively efficiently.
Compared to the results of Belosi et al. for the syntheses of 68Ga-DOTANOC [2], the preparation of 68Ga-DOTATATE as described in this study removes 68Ge relatively efficiently.
In this paper, we discuss the changes in approaches to handle chemical accidents from various perspectives and present a case in which the relevant agencies succeeded in responding relatively efficiently to a major chemical accident because of these changes.
International trade will profit a country that specializes in the production of the goods it can produce relatively more efficiently (the same country would import everything else).
-Efficient bill collection: Good companies collect bills (receivables) relatively quickly, efficiently turning sales into cash.
The outcome suggests that a forest growing on a worse site is relatively more efficiently growing than a forest benefitting from better site factors.
One learns how, by each specializing in those things it does relatively more efficiently, both trading partners can use "comparative advantage" to achieve a greater net national wealth.
Moreover, CD11c+ CD8α+ (lymphoid) DCs take up CPMV relatively more efficiently after oral gavage.
