Sentence examples for efficiencies equivalent from inspiring English sources

Neutron-sensitized MCPs have been shown theoretically and more recently experimentally, to be capable of thermal neutron detection efficiencies equivalent to 3He gas tubes.

Here, we have demonstrated substantial efficiencies, equivalent to halving the sample size, although the monetary cost of introducing the marker may be high.

Removal of the Dcm methylation site from the pAMG205 pyrF gene via silent mutation resulted in increased transformation efficiencies equivalent to that of pAMG206.

Such immobilized viral vectors can infect target cells, in situ, on solid surfaces with efficiencies equivalent to the same viral vectors used free in solution for the cell lines tested.

But even if AC Propulsion claims the vehicle has efficiency equivalent to 70 mpg (and zero emissions), the tzero is, to a certain extent, an exercise in automotive fantasy.

The proposed system has an efficiency equivalent to those of other conventional methods that utilize special and large equipment, and this is achieved by commercially available machines.

In the limit when the number of items grows large, the SAA is revenue and efficiency equivalent to the Vickrey Clarke Groves (VCG) mechanism.

High-pressure xenon (HPXe) chambers have range of resolution and efficiency equivalent to those of other medium resolution detectors such as those using NaI(Tl), CdZnTe, and LaBr3 Ce.

Second, this technique can realize massive staged fracturing credibly without mechanical plugging, with the operating efficiency equivalent to the conventional bridge plug staged fracturing.

A computer controlled fully-automated system was used for detection of Microcystis spp and detection efficiency equivalent to that of a manual approach was obtained.

The need to preserve fossil fuels and the use of renewable energies have led to the use of Stirling engines which have excellent theoretical efficiency, equivalent to the related Carnot cycle.