The lower values of BF were observed in all zeolite treatments when compared with control, confirmed that zeolite was efficient for reducing bioavailability of Pb in the mature compost.
The Gaussian smoothing filter is efficient for reducing noise drawn from a normal distribution presented as follows: G x, y, μ, σ = 1 2 π σ 2 exp - x - μ 1 2 - y - μ 2 2 2 σ 2 (1).
The bending moment and axial force of the supporting piles are generally greater than those of the sheet pile and anchor wall, indicating that the pile-supported platform is efficient for reducing the loads acting on a sheet pile.
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In addition, the concentration and vehicle type of L. paracasei would not be efficient enough for reducing S. mutans rapidly.
This study shows that adopting GIS technologies in link travel time forecasting is efficient for achieving two goals: (1) reducing computational delay and (2) increasing forecasting accuracy.
We showed that cross-flow filtration is efficient for concentrating the droplets and reducing the concentration of free surfactant from 10 wt.% to 1 wt.%, without any changes in the nano-emulsion droplet morphologies or surface properties.
Our experiments showed that the LM constructed by our proposed techniques was efficient for conversational LVCSR as shown by the reduced LM perplexity and WER.
The results from this study showed the potential of utilizing these surfactants at low concentrations and in harsh reservoir conditions 21. Lu et al. (2014) Guerbet alkoxy sulfate (GAS) surfactants, Guerbet alkoxy carboxylate surfactants (anionic) The newly developed surfactants are efficient for enhanced oil recovery as they can reduce the interfacial tension significantly.
Consequently, use of a standardization factor that eliminates expression variability linked to differential sample composition and differential gene expression in the various structures proved to be highly efficient for reducing inter-sample data scatter (Fig. 4) and, thereby, for identifying pathological biomarkers (Fig. 5).
