Sentence examples for changing efficiency from inspiring English sources
If the changing efficiency of the TL-material is not taken into account, this would lead to a deviation of the measured absorbed dose.
On the southern fringes of Central Asia, similar processes took place with varied expressions and changing efficiency.
Likewise, qPCR has its own sources of error including amplification biases (2), the exponential amplification of errors (3), mispriming or the formation of primer dimers (1), and the changing efficiency of qPCR at later cycles (3, 13).
Since tsetse feed on a single, invariant food substrate, namely vertebrate blood [ 20, 21], this analysis does not consider changing efficiencies of metabolism due to food switching or nutritional variation.
The effects of changing transposition efficiency are shown (see text for definition of efficiency).
The partial productivity ratios of output to single inputs reflect not only changing productive efficiency but also the substitution of one factor for another e.g., capital goods or energy for labour.
The structure property relationship shows that the introduction of various auxiliary conjugated spacers and anchoring groups are favorable to changing the efficiency of DSSCs.
The phrase 'energy efficiency' is often used as a shorthand to describe any kind of energy-saving measure, though technically it should be distinguished from energy conservation – a broader term which can also include forgoing a service rather than changing the efficiency with which it is provided.
This approach relies on the non-linear characteristics of the fluorescence intensity response towards a single frequency sinusoidal potential perturbation (163 Hz) which causes the DNA SAM to reorient, changing the efficiency of fluorescence quenching by the gold electrode.
The dosage of H2O2 significantly promoted degradation rate without changing degradation efficiency.
Almost the entire APP ectodomain can be deleted without changing cleavage efficiency, and the cleavage site can tolerate shifts of at least five amino acids closer to the membrane.
