Sentence examples for an improved efficiency of from inspiring English sources
Graphite powders were used to improve the thermal conductivity of asphalt concrete and thus resulting in an improved efficiency of asphalt collector.
The module incorporates a novel direct metal-to-water contact resulting in an improved efficiency of heat transfer to the working liquid.
Sustainable chemistry aims at an improved efficiency of using natural resources which are used to meet human needs for chemical products.
Compared to the individual organic dye-sensitized solar cell (the highest η is 7.58%), the tandem cell with two organic dyes having complementary absorption spectra demonstrates an improved efficiency of up to 8.33% by a combinational application of Li+-absent electrolyte and Al2O3 overcoat.
Observation with the trypsin activity suggested an improved efficiency of whiteleg shrimp to digest SBM diet reared in biofloc system as compared to those shrimp reared in clear water fed diets with 100% FM.
This changed orientation increases acetylation by the substrate as well as deacetylation, resulting in an improved efficiency of synapse cleaning.
This, together with a possible improved efficiency of the electronic circuitry, may explain the improved performance of its recent-generation devices.
In applications to an auction and a bargaining game, the improved efficiency of our estimator is equivalent to increasing the sample size between 25 and 200%.
The larger R rec indicates slower recombination in the device, which is an interpretation for the improved efficiency of the CIGSSe and the spiro-OMeTAD device.
In this paper the use of nanofluids, i.e., dilute nanoparticle suspensions in liquids, are considered for improved efficiency of a CPV/T system for the first time.
Our results suggest that the released Si ions and nanofibrous structure of scaffolds have a synergetic effect on the improved efficiency of diabetic wound healing, paving the way to design functional biomaterials for tissue engineering and wound healing applications.
