Sentences with phrase «leads to a more efficient»

«If all of this had led to more efficient and innovative corporations, that would have been one thing,» Stiglitz wrote.

Stanford Business professor Jeffrey Pfeffer said that there are plenty of examples in the business world in which self - management indeed leads to more efficient and productive companies, but Hsieh's March 2015 memo is an example of how he's going about things the wrong way.

This would bring about a more sensible alignment in the costs and benefits of the programs, which should lead to a more efficient use of resources.

Allowing a team to move at a pace that works for them doesn't just lead to more efficient processes, it instills the sense of camaraderie and pride in one another that makes the experience so rewarding in the end.

This leads to more efficient muscle movement, and reduced rate of injuries.

A good latch will help avoid nipple pain and breakdown, lead to more efficient milk removal and an overall good milk supply.

Collaboration between local authorities and institutions to agree a pupil's or student's support package and timely agreement of funding, placements and contracting will lead to more efficient ways of working and better outcomes for young people and their parents and carers.

By staying in the county Legislature, he said, he can «better work to deliver unfunded mandate relief and help to make Dutchess County financially stronger with policies that will lead to a more efficient, effective county government.»

Planning that keeps development in community centers leads to more efficient distribution of services, and therefore lower property taxes.

This new, adhesive polymer could allow the plastics to blend together and lead to more efficient recycling of plastic waste.

The Administration believes this will lead to more efficient spending by ensuring a greater share of dollars go to research activities rather than overhead, while many outside government fear such a cap would make NIH - funded research unaffordable for some performers.

The results, reported January 24 in Cell, could lead to more efficient...

A new, highly permeable carbon capture membrane developed by scientists from the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) could lead to more efficient ways of separating carbon dioxide from power plant exhaust, preventing the greenhouse gas from entering the atmosphere and contributing to climate change.

«Feed intake study in beef cattle could lead to more efficient breeds.»

Xiangjia Li, a PhD student on Chen's team and co-first author of the study, says one example of high - performance microdroplet manipulation could lead to more efficient blood analyses for patients.

This comprehensive assessment provides new inspiration and understanding of design principles that may lead to more efficient synthetic approaches for advanced, lightweight structural materials for transportation, buildings, batteries, and energy conversion.

In many cases, higher operating temperatures lead to more efficient performance.

By analyzing samples taken directly from a cow's cellulose - digesting foregut, the authors of a new study elucidated a new catalogue of nearly 30,000 enzymes that could lead to more efficient production of cellulosic biofuel

This, in turn, could lead to more efficient production of protective bNAbs against HIV.

The team created the five - pronged molecule [5] radialene, in work that could lead to more efficient ways to make medicinal agents, said lead researcher, Professor Michael Sherburn from The Australian National University (ANU).

Their findings, published in this week's Physical Review Letters, could lead to more efficient solar energy devices and even a better understanding of how proteins in the body fold.

This has potential applications for other cruciferous vegetables such as Chinese cabbage, and could lead to more efficient breeding of high - yield vegetables.

Future optimization of recombination efficiencies achievable by SCRIBE could lead to more efficient single - cell digital memories and enhanced genome engineering technologies.

«Volatility surprises arise in removing excess hydrogen: New insights may lead to more efficient methods for collecting extra hydrogen, which can corrode and explode.»

The findings, published online in the journal Environmental Science & Technology, could lead to more efficient strategies for sampling emissions and fixing the most significant leaks, said Brandt, who is also a senior fellow at Stanford's Precourt Institute for Energy.

«The high - quality pumpkin genome sequences will lead to more efficient dissection of the genetics underlying important agronomic traits, thus accelerating the breeding process for pumpkin improvement,» said Fei.

In ensuing experiments, Dr. Ding hopes to rely only on microRNAs and pharmaceutical compounds to convert skin cells to brain cells, which should lead to more efficient generation of cells for testing and regenerative purposes.

The work could eventually lead to more efficient and powerful electronic circuits.

The job of testosterone is to promote protein synthesis and support production of new red blood cells, which increase the body's ability to utilize oxygen more effectively, which then leads to more efficient usage of glucose.

The result: Less huffing and puffing once the exertion commences, leading to a more efficient workout.

You'll increase your daily energy expenditure by burning more calories, and your insulin sensitivity will go up by as much as 24 % [2], leading to more efficient energy storage.

Because heavy metals can harm the immune system's effectiveness, cleansing the body of them could also lead to a more efficient immune system.

Increasing insulin sensitivity almost always leads to more efficient dieting.

The following move helps athletes improve hip mobility and enhance proprioceptive ability, leading to a more efficient stride and better single - leg stability.

This strategy generally does not lead to more efficient weight loss, but certainly results in more regular stress and suffering.

These changes leads to a more efficient pattern of muscular contractions under the specific stability conditions, which in turn improves strength in a stability - specific way.

These changes lead to a more efficient pattern of muscular contractions in that specific, dynamic movement under unstable conditions, which improves strength very substantially, in a stability - specific way.

Hence, through the CREATE model, those 15 «golden» minutes of teaching and 20 minutes of ensuring student mastery lead to a more efficient and ultimately more effective classroom experience.

Detailed assessment reports help teachers determine each student's mastery of the objectives in his or her learning plan, leading to more efficient, effective use of student and teacher time.

This can lead to a more efficient microlearning strategy where learners effectively teach themselves the new information and then put it to work.

This results in a lower frontal drag coefficient, which ultimately leads to a more efficient drive.

With a fully modular chassis, this platform leads to a more efficient development towards identical modules and can be implemented into most cars manufactured by the Volkswagen group.

Keeping your car in as good of shape as possible will also lead to more efficient gas consumption and fewer trips to fill up.

It plans to cut cycle times there as well all leading to more efficient growth.

The advantage of complex carbohydrates is slower absorbtion which theoretically leads to more efficient utilization.

This also leads to the more efficient production of collagen, a protein that is an important component of many tissues in the body like the skin and cartilage.

It could bring natural light into interior rooms, which could perhaps lead to more efficient floor plans with less perimeter wall.

This discovery may lead to more efficient wastewater - to - energy technologies, and could be an important stepping stone on the path to more sustainable infrastructure.

The new fuel standard being developed will lead to more efficient engines that have much power density.

Understanding these chemical pathways will lead to more efficient processes, which will increase the amount of clean biofuels that can be produced, while decreasing the cost of production.