Sentence examples for a substantially higher efficiency from inspiring English sources
A unique circuit design involving a specially developed Master PAC unit combined with a computer allows a substantially higher efficiency, reduced set-up time and simpler operation in comparison with traditional PAC spectrometers.
Previous analysis showed a substantially higher efficiency of tag to gene mapping for male-biased tags than for female-biased tags [ 19].
Even substantially higher efficiency is possible in a cogeneration plant, where excess generated heat is put to use for process or domestic heating, in addition to electric power generation (UNESCAP 2000).
In comparison with the ZnO nanorods, the ZnO Sn2S3 nanorods photodegraded MB organic dyes with substantially higher efficiency under the same reaction conditions.
The R26rtTACreER line extends the dynamic range of Cre-mediated recombination efficiencies relative to that of other loci with a constitutively expressed CreER, and the R26IAP line complements the widely used Z/AP line by providing substantially higher efficiency Cre-mediated activation of AP.
The highest concentration of soybean feed DNA was inhibited in the case of the endogenous gene (lectin) and therefore had to be excluded from the regression line, while the PCR efficiency of the RRS amplicon for this sample showed a substantially higher PCR efficiency than that of the certified reference material.
Results show that the PBI-based VRFB exhibits a substantially higher coulombic efficiency of up to 99% at current densities ranging from 20 mA cm−2 to 80 mA cm−2.
Results revealed that the two-stage axial turbine configuration exhibited a substantially higher turbine performance, with overall isentropic efficiency of 83.94% and power output of 16.037 kW, compared to 78.30% and 11.06 kW from the single-stage configuration, with n-pentane as working fluid and mean diameter of 64 mm for the two-stage configuration.
Or a substantially higher fine for littering.
Natives experience a substantially higher employment status persistence than immigrants.
The uninsured have a substantially higher probability of dying (about 42% higher, compared to the insured).
