"stronger efficiency" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation in which something is becoming increasingly efficient or effective. Example: With the implementation of new technology, the company has seen stronger efficiency in their production process, resulting in a higher profit margin.
A 2007 energy bill mandated stronger efficiency requirements for the pear-shaped incandescent bulbs commonly found in homes.
In particular, compound 7t with IC50 of 0.08 mM against CHS displayed stronger efficiency than the reference Polyoxin B with IC50 of 0.16 mM.
We showed that gapmer AONs can selectively suppress the expression of mutant transcripts at both pre-mRNA and mRNA levels, and that the latter strategy had a far stronger efficiency than the former.
Compared with the FC (IC50 = 8.72 μg/mL), the TC exhibits the stronger efficiency with the IC50 of 3.67 μg/mL.
Our experiments show that a stronger efficiency of NMD led to a weaker penetrance of the phenotype, which might indicate transcript-level-based regulation of compensatory mechanisms in the embryo.
There is no secret about what it must include: a cap on power plant emissions, minimum standards for renewable energy, strong efficiency standards, new incentives for more fuel-efficient cars, investments and loan guarantees for next-generation technologies.
With "semi-strong" efficiency, prices reflect all information that is publicly available.
But numerous studies backed up Mr Kendall's results, finding that financial markets displayed both weak and semi-strong efficiency.
Companies that embrace cloud can achieve strong efficiency gains because of the open architecture that gives them the flexibility to add new features and functions quickly and easily.
If price changes follow predictable trends, the market is not even weakly efficient.Economists soon learned that strong efficiency was to be found rarely, if at all.
Proposed LPF has an ultra high figure-of-merit (FOM) of 151,523, which shows its strong efficiency.
