Sentence examples for capture percentage from inspiring English sources

With 82% CO2 capture, the NGDDFC had a net efficiency about 20 percentage points higher than the published NGCC option, albeit with a slightly lower capture percentage (82% vs. 90%).

Capture efficiency study showed that blended NFS, after coated with E-selectin, significantly increased cell capture percentage from 23.40% to 67.41% within 30 min and from 29.44% to 70.19% within 60 min of incubation at room temperature.

Experimental results indicate that Cu mesh with both-side superhydrophilic shows the superior oil/water separation performance (separation efficiency >99.5%), which is mainly due to its higher water capture percentage as well as larger oil intrusion pressure.

Results indicated that using MEA solution in absence of MCF-AT has ability to 76.96% CO2 capture percentage which significantly improved following addition of MCF-AT to MEA solution due to the availability of appropriate pores and reactive functional groups which have more tendency for trapping and/or binding CO2.

The capture percentage of non-cancer cells was not presented in this study due to high variance of blood cell count between donor buffy coats.

The preconcentration results indicate that the capture percentages of acetone depend on the molar ratio of ATM/acetone.

Further complicating matters is the fact that the multinationals' business models are based on practices established in the markets of the developed world, where the game is won slowly by finding cost savings and making product improvements that capture single percentage points of market share over time.

Presidential candidates usually capture a percentage of the vote that is about the same as their approval rating.

It would not be too difficult to set up a system that would capture a percentage of the companies' extraordinary profits, and the money could be used for long-term solutions, like research into alternate fuels and mass transit.

The independent variables are IND, DOM and EXE, which capture the percentage of independent, "dominical" and executive members of the AC.

And if San Francisco is able to convince tech companies to stay instead of moving down south to the peninsula, and one of them turns into a Facebook, Oracle or Google-sized company, the city will be able to capture a percentage of what will be billions of dollars in annual revenues.