Sentence examples for benchmark of efficiency from inspiring English sources
The molar ratio of H2/CO has been selected as a benchmark of efficiency in the process because the produced syngas would be applied in the methanol synthesis process, which needs a molar ratio of H2/CO close to the value of two.
We compared the average transmission rate between various configurations of PACS servers with a variety of scenarios, including image upload, download, and server failure, as a benchmark of efficiency improvement.
"The WEF, which benchmarks competitiveness, ought to benchmark the efficiency of countries in dealing with infrastructure and the setting-up of partnerships," he said.
The company relies less on outsourcing than rivals, using it to respond to variations in demand and to benchmark the efficiency of its own manufacturing.
Three previously reported detoxification methods were included in the study in order to benchmark the efficiency of the ozone treatment on lignocellulosic hydrolysates.
In this study, the findings related to codes and current efficiencies of factories in the model of production, the operation functioning with different efficiencies and the benchmarks of non-efficient operations according to the production model were obtained.
Finally, the design of a family of general motor is used as an example to benchmark the efficiency and superiority of the proposed method.
We chose this straightforward, simple approach for orthology identification over more sophisticated, phylogenetically based procedures (Altenhoff et al. 2012) given the results of benchmarking indicating high efficiency of similarity based methods, at least in pairwise comparisons of closely related organisms (Altenhoff and Dessimoz 2009; Kristensen et al. 2011).
We benchmark the efficiency against state of the art Petri net tools on various models.
On the one hand, the government has just published a review of efficiency in schools, urging more benchmarking and better data on spending and educational effectiveness.
