Sentence examples for efficiencies dropped from inspiring English sources

In the chimney top type, system efficiencies dropped to zero with willow after 50 h and with tall fescue after 10 h of combustion with no cleaning, due to build-up of particulate matter on the electrode causing reduced distribution of charge to the oncoming particles.

The broadcaster has already begun to make efficiencies, dropping long-running talkshow host Trisha Goddard last month.

Therefore, we conclude from our data that DCV indeed remain functional, but transduction efficiencies drop radically when inserts larger than 1 kb are being used.

As was the case for wild-type pol β, the BPDE-adducts posed a very significant block to polymerase progression, with catalytic efficiencies dropping nearly 5 orders of magnitude.

As was the case for wild-type pol β, these BPDE adducts posed very significant blocks to polymerase progression, with catalytic efficiencies dropping between 3 and 6 orders of magnitude.

Efficiency dropped because when federal fuel economy standards were first instituted in 1975, light-duty trucks, then used mainly for towing and hauling, were exempted from the standards for cars.

Thus, removal efficiency dropped significantly.

The optimal design delayed the flow separation and the peak efficiency dropped by 3.1%.

With the UV component switched off, the average efficiency dropped to 61.46%.

With the UV illumination switched off, the degradation efficiency dropped to below 60%.

The efficiency dropped with increasing Cu deposition time and at high reduction potentials.