Sentence examples for compared to productivity from inspiring English sources

Fifthly, despite the Park and De [35] results about 11 Korean seaports that found overall efficiency stage is low compared to productivity, we found overall efficiency stage is high compared to productivity for all the seaports under study.

Continuous fermentations of agave juice supplemented with yeast extract and air increased ethanol productivity 1.88-fold compared to that productivity obtained in the fermentation not supplemented.

Results of the study suggested potential productivity of 5.81 t/ha/yr from satellite data, when compared to actual productivity values of 5.4 t/ha/yr from girth measurements.

Potential Net primary productivity for the forests ranged from 26.07 to 11.73 t ha−1 yr−1, when compared to actual productivity of 0.1 t ha−1 yr−1 to 4.6 t ha−1 yr−1.

This response was compared to the productivity obtained from fermentation in semi-synthetic medium under the same conditions (100% corresponds to the same productivity obtained using semi-synthetic medium, QP = 0.36 g/L.h) (Table  2).

Compared to ABS productivity data, climate science is hideously complex, involving decades of meticulous, multi-disciplinary, peer-reviewed and highly technical research.

There was a very pronounced cost reduction between 2002 and 2005 and 2006, yet with lower magnitude compared to the productivity increase described above.

The volumetric productivity of ethanol for the hydrolysate from the mixture was also calculated (QP = 3.9 g/L.h) and was approximately 56% higher compared to the productivity of ethanol for the hydrolysate from bagasse (QP = 2.5 g/L.h).

The volumetric productivity was very high, compared to the volumetric productivity of an equivalent stirred vessel fermentor setup (see Table  1).

During the Late Miocene, shallow marine habitats were dominated by broader and more gently sloping sedimentary shelves [ 48], while productivity in the water column above was much higher compared to the modern productivity of the Caribbean Sea [ 49].

They indicate higher average productivity growth rates by 10.2% for OMCs and by 12.0% for Denmark compared to the average productivity growth rates of the European countries that are not members of the EU/EEC, ceteris paribus.