Sentence examples for deteriorated efficiencies from inspiring English sources

The replacement of Fe11Y3 cluster by Fe11Zr3 or Fe11Nb3 leads to significantly deteriorated efficiencies of 13.2% for Fe66.3B16.6Zr17.1 and 10.4% for Fe66.3B16.6Nb17.1 at identical testing conditions.

If used outside its recommended liquid rate range, the hydraulic efficiency of the pump rapidly deteriorates; efficiencies can go down to almost zero.

A too large feeding velocity will result in alteration of TIF, and hence deteriorate efficiency of figure correction as well as MSF errors.

The body of information available offers new opportunities in malaria research, and will hopefully accelerate rational design of novel intervention strategies, a pressing need in view of the rapidly deteriorating efficiency of existing control tools.

The results show that the developed isolator's inner pounding may deteriorate isolation efficiency, in terms of amplified peak structural accelerations, but such deterioration can be efficiently improved.

However, the opposite trend can significantly deteriorate the efficiency of optimal ID.

Optical scattering by biological tissues largely deteriorates the efficiency of the Raman analysis of these tissues.

In this part II paper, improvements are presented in order to increase the operating frequency of the transformer without deteriorating the efficiency of the system.

It is well known that the unmodelled dynamics may deteriorate the efficiency of a controller if the controller is not robust enough.

Instability initiated by rotating stall and surge limits the normal operating range of compressors, and seriously deteriorates the efficiency of gas-turbines.

As Sealstrain contains the whole telemetric system in its cavity, the highest miniaturization was required; this seriously deteriorates the efficiency of the inductive power link.