Sentence examples for relatively more efficiency from inspiring English sources

This can give a measure of "work" or utility achieved per fixation point created for a particular type of repair (e.g., single or double row), with a smaller number representing relatively more efficiency per anchor or fixation point used.

And the Justice Department's own guidelines, Mr. Hall notes, call for the government to give relatively more weight to efficiencies in such mergers.

Therefore, the TNA electrode shows relatively more excellent PEC performance and conversion efficiency comparing with other nano-TiO2 film materials.

For example, one would expect translational efficiency to be relatively more important in r-selected species where fast growth is critical for fitness.

The study would also point out that elastic ligaments in larger vertebrates could store and return relatively more elastic strain energy, which could have improved locomotor efficiency and decrease the strain energy transferred to the bones.

The IC50 values ranged from 10-9 M to 10-10 M and all cell lines were relatively more sensitive to ES-LDP-AE than to LDP-ES-AE, which may results from the relatively lower assembling efficiency of AE in LDP-ES.

He promised "more efficiency".

Everyone wants more efficiency.

You want more efficiency?

Is there room for more efficiency?

"I think we are entering an era of more efficiency.