Sentence examples for a drop in efficiency from inspiring English sources

Only W6+ and W5+ oxidation states were detected after a 600 °C annealing indicating the formation of a more stoichiometric tungsten oxide layer (∼WO2.8) and resulting in a drop in efficiency of the DSSC.

In order to compensate for the loss of output caused by seasonal changes in ambient temperature, supplementary firing in the heat recovery steam generator can be used to generate additional power and return the power output to 640 MW at 45 °C, at the expense of an increase in fuel costs and a drop in efficiency from 50.95% to 43.46%, without and with supplementary firing respectively.

The propeller designs were adopted after earlier testing had determined that propeller cavitation caused a drop in efficiency at speeds over 30 knots (56 km/h).

Continuous work with depressed and psychosocially deprived women could lead to burnout or a drop in efficiency of NSHW already carrying a number of other responsibilities.

In an experiment such as the one in this study, where respondents either use their habitual approach or have to learn a new structured method, a drop in efficiency can be reasonably attributed to effectiveness and efficiency conflicting.

BA-treated cells show a reduction in attachment efficiency to polystyrene culture dishes, with a drop in plating efficiency of 34% at 1000  μ M. With 10% FBS serving as a chemo-attractant, the capacity of DU-145 cells to migrate across an 8  μm polycarbonate permeable membrane was reduced by 28 and 89%, by 250 and 1000  μ M BA, respectively.

Nocera says his team has been operating the device for a week, using water from the nearby Charles River in Cambridge, without any drop in efficiency.

Since we have observed a drop in electrotransformation efficiency for pSY6catP (8,498 bp), yet not pHT3 (7,377 bp), a plasmid of comparable size, we suspect the decrease in efficiency is not related to plasmid size.

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A drop in transport efficiency was found for electron energies above 500 eV and for energies below 1 eV (Supplementary Fig. 13).

One potential drawback of the GSC concept is the gradual temperature variation over the transient process cycle which leads to a drop in electric efficiency of the plant.