Sentence examples for a lower efficient from inspiring English sources

RV pacing displayed early septal wall thickening and opposing wall thinning with a lower efficient strain compared with RA (257 ± 124%/ms vs 129 ± 80%/ms, P < 0.05), whereas both CRTf and CRTa restored efficient strain to RA pacing levels (205 ± 78%/ms and 223 ± 76%/ms).

And people who reported high efficient sleep --better quality -- were five times less likely to develop the common cold than those who reported lower efficient sleep levels.

We have analytically and numerically studied certain computable upper (reliable) and lower (efficient) bounds of the FEM BEM error ‖ | u − U ℓ ‖ | in the energy norm.

It didn't occur to people that firms like Toyota might actually have a lower cost, more efficient production system.

As the CubeSat has a lower ballistic co-efficient and does not carry any propellent to maintain altitude, the orbit will change and diverge from that of the ISS (which performs periodic orbit raising burns).

The chief executive, Thorsten Heins, promised results would show the company breaking even in the next quarter, based on a "lower cost base, more efficient supply chain, and improved hardware margins".

Donald DeSantis says "everything I need to know about start-ups, I learned from a crime boss," including, "cut out the middleman": "Sometimes the middleman's market is so huge, that a freaking enormous business can be built simply by providing their customers a lower cost and more efficient option.

Both of these give rise to a lower reflectance and more efficient light harvesting.

Therefore, Φ29 DNA polymerase has a lower error rate, more efficient amplification reactions and appears to be more suitable for additional sequencing studies.

Whereas little difference could be observed between these gels in regard to the temperature of collapse, the swelling/deswelling behaviour showed discrepancies, in that the opaque gels (higher degree of crosslinking) showed a lower swelling ratio, but more efficient water release and more pronounced relative water uptake (reswelling).

"Operating at a lower pressure leads to less efficient combustion, and that means using more propellant.