Sentence examples for technically more efficient from inspiring English sources

Paying with plastic is technically more efficient for everyone than paying with checks or cash.

"I don't think it will happen immediately but it would not surprise me at all if the kinds of things that are very much present and top of mind for EU regulations, and the GDPR, if you don't see those morph their way over to the States… [Maybe] it just becomes technically more efficient to just have one standard so you don't have to keep track of two schemes.

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The single-cell immunofluorescence assay for TdT, which requires < 0·1% of the cells used in a conventional biochemical assay, is highly specific, and could provide a technically more efficient alternative for use in clinics as well as in experimental investigations of subpopulations of leukaemic and normal marrow cells.

Table 6 shows the input reductions and/or output increases that would have been required to make the six variable returns to scale technically inefficient hospitals more efficient.

Chun helped make Ohno a more efficient, technically proficient skater, one who expends less energy for more speed.

The OpenTox data facilities, made publically accessible through a web services framework, provide a solid basis for addressing the above mentioned replacement alternative goals in a more efficient, technically sound and integrated way compared to current uncoordinated practices and fragmented resources.

Urey suggested that a more efficient but technically more complicated countercurrent system be used instead of the previous flow-through method.

The new Cherokee is technically far more sophisticated, and much more efficient, than its predecessors.

The more technically good he is in his race, the more efficient he is when he moves and the less damage to his body.

PV made of amorphous silicon is technically mature and less costly but relatively inefficient, and thin film materials are more efficient but expensive.