Sentence examples for somewhat efficient from inspiring English sources

Only in comparison to the do-nothing House does the Senate look somewhat efficient.

The robo call, the actual call to the county office, and a successful query on the somewhat efficient website lavote.net.net

Biotin labeling (as in the Jaffrey or biotin switch method) enables a somewhat efficient purification approach.

This work confirms that a heated beam tube, while somewhat effective, is not an efficient desolvation mechanism.

The SBS and TTTL have approximately the same efficiency as the TL, with the SBS-DA being somewhat less efficient and the UBTL the least (Table  3).

Although radiofrequency ablation seems to be somewhat less efficient in loading DC compared to cryo ablation, both techniques can be efficiently combined with immune modulation.

Although fusion of incoming HIV-1 virions may be somewhat less efficient in resting naïve than in resting memory cells, HIV-1 particles efficiently enter resting CD4+ T lymphocytes.

Experts indeed acknowledge a "ground effect," which increases the wings' lift and thus makes flight somewhat more efficient near the surface; that was not an incorrect premise of Lindbergh's era.

Mr. Hoelzle said the site at Hamina, northeast of Helsinki, should turn out to be somewhat more efficient in terms of water and energy use than the Belgium location.

It would, therefore, be surprising if quite a lot of GE's newer-generation products were not environmentally better than the older ones.Indeed, much of the Ecomagination product list is made up of new, somewhat more efficient, versions of old products.

However, the esterification reaction is somewhat more efficient in the case of the potassium salts.