Sentence examples for substantially greater efficiency from inspiring English sources

There are substantially greater efficiency gains using M-EPI in HARDI as the large time spent on diffusion encoding (typically 60 ms–100 ms) is shared for multiple slices and not repeated for each slice.

Surprisingly, this small difference in replication in the body translated into significantly and substantially greater efficiency of dissemination to the mosquito head than the native DENV3, suggesting that the invasive strain would be transmitted more efficiently than the native strain even if both strains replicated to similar titers in the human host.

The optimal molecule, 2, shows superior selectivity and sensitivity, labelling ShhN at a probe concentration at least 100-fold lower than a previously reported azide-tagged cholesterol analogue, and with substantially greater labelling efficiency.

In addition, the efficiency of MB degradation under visible light was substantially greater compared to the efficiency under ultraviolet irradiation.

A possible explanation of substantially greater attenuation of diclofenac by the MBR (average removal efficiency 87% compared with 50% in CAS) could be the greater age of the MBR sludge.

This greater efficiency has led to far less reliance on outside sources of helium, substantially reducing the number of deliveries to the university, which, in turn, further reduces the university's carbon footprint.

Taken together with our finding that cervical cancer rates are not predicted to substantially change in context of 3-yearly screening, this implies that 3-yearly screening would be associated with a greater efficiency in referring the appropriate women for diagnostic evaluation.

"The promise is usually greater efficiency.

That, indeed, calls for greater efficiency.

The cost will be substantially greater".

That will be done through greater efficiency.