The phrase "addition to the efficiency" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "in addition to the efficiency" to convey the intended meaning.
Example: "In addition to the efficiency of the new system, we also saw a significant reduction in costs."
Alternatives: "besides the efficiency" or "along with the efficiency".
In addition to the efficiency improvements, the needs for reduction in equipment and maintenance costs, and improvement in reliability and durability are also established.
To precisely address the cellular network energy consumption issue, the coverage performance has to be studied in addition to the efficiency metrics.
In addition to the efficiency evaluation of data clustering processes supported by MAM built with these new policies, we also evaluated their effectiveness (see 'Analysis of data clustering' section).
When playing an active role in policy implementation, we need to consider relative costs in addition to the efficiency scores.
In addition to the efficiency and the equity of access, it is also of utmost importance to evaluate the quality of the services provided.
Using this optimal sizing of phase 2 trials has certain advantages and disadvantages, in addition to the efficiency considerations outlined above.
In addition to the efficiencies defined by the ICID/ILRI, this report uses a number of performance indicators defined by the ASCE Task Committee on Describing Irrigation Efficiency and Uniformity (Burt et al., 1997) to assess the appropriateness of water use in an irrigation system and its contribution to the production of drainage water.
The bimodal kinetic curves yielding two sets of kinetic constants for ABTS and DMP oxidation in VPs indicate that these substrates are oxidized at a second low catalytic efficiency site, in addition to the high efficiency site that could be the same involved in VA and RB5 oxidation.
In addition to the statistical efficiency measures, runoff signatures including the volumetric efficiency (S VE ), flow duration curve (S FDC ), the peak flow (S PQ ), and the time to peak (S PT ) were used to assess model performance.
In addition to the reduced efficiency of evidence accumulation, our results uncover an additional delay in the routing of the decision to motor structures during the PRP, which implies that the process of sensory decision making is separable from the preparation of a motor response [11 13].
However, in addition to the low efficiency and poor selectivity, the use of the unstable and toxic CdS photocatalyst makes this process unfavourable for industrial applications (Table 1, entry 1).
