Sentence examples for consequence efficiency from inspiring English sources
As a consequence, efficiency decreased by 20 30% in these studies.
Although the sensitivity of the POC qualitative D-dimer test is lower, the specificity of the test is higher and as a consequence efficiency is higher at the cost of safety.
But AEA's system gets round this by employing an alternator that operates at 42 volts, and has, as a consequence, an efficiency rate of 90% rather than the usual 50%.
Attention attracted by users, and by consequence their efficiency, is not constant intime.
As a consequence, the efficiency of long cDNA molecules synthesis by modified enzyme was greatly increased.
As a consequence, computational efficiency in solving its typically stiff oscillatory equations of motion is hampered by stringent stability requirements on the time step size.
As a consequence, energy efficiency is gradually becoming one fundamental constraint and requisite for embedded systems design, often requiring the adoption of new technologies [4, 5] and micro-architecture design approaches [6 10].
Various areas of progress have been envisaged to improve the performance of these studies, and by consequence, the efficiency of reimbursement of medical devices by the national health insurance.
As a consequence, the efficiency of EPI is suboptimal.
As a consequence, the efficiency of cardiac pump function (the amount of stroke work generated by a unit of oxygen consumed) is approximately 30% lower in asynchronous than in synchronous hearts.
