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Studies of human intelligence provide strong evidence for the neural efficiency hypothesis, which suggests more efficient brain functioning (i.e., less or more focused activation) in more intelligent individuals.

The TomTom device receives the latest traffic information every three minutes, recalculates total drive time and suggests more efficient alternate routes if they are available.

However, on-line Raman measurements show that the G band of IR/SGE shifts more noticeably during uniaxial tensile deformation than that of IR/GE; this suggests more efficient load transfer between SGE and IR.

Mammary epithelial cells derived from mice expressing ΔNβcat, a constitutively active β-catenin mutant, more efficiently repopulate a cleared mammary fat pad, suggesting more efficient stem cell self-renewal [ 85].

Building and Home Automation have a potential to profoundly impact current and future buildings' energy efficiency by informing users about their current consumption patterns, by suggesting more efficient behaviors, and by pro-actively changing/modifying user actions for reducing the associated energy wastes.

These results suggest more efficient conservation of SOM under perennial grass legume system than NT wheat fallow rotation.

Importantly, these methods suggest more efficient workflows by indicating when multiple small simulations can be combined to yield estimates with uncertainties comparable to larger, more expensive simulations.

Decreased concentrations of urea N in both plasma and milk suggested more efficient use of N in cows administered long-acting insulins.

However, operation at lower grinding media fill level (J=1.5%) reveals separation between the grinding profiles for different rotation rates, suggesting more efficient breakage occurs at a lower grinding media fill level for a given rotation rate.

However, the highest values of specific activity (per unit of organic carbon) recorded in the deep horizons of the Typic Ustipsamment soil suggested more efficient hydrolytic activity of organic substrates due to oxygenation of soil.

Numerical and statistical information on these properties is essential (a) for a better understanding of particulates, (b) to suggest more efficient ways to utilize particulate materials and (c) to permit the creation of mathematical models that can reduce the need for lengthy real-world testing.