Sentence examples for efficiencies evaluated from inspiring English sources
Current efficiencies, evaluated for a reduction side, were estimated to be more than 75% throughout a series of constant current runs and lithium uranium oxides (lithium uranates) were detected during the U3O8 reduction to metallic uranium.
These parameters were used to determine current efficiencies, evaluated by electrolysis on an aluminum rotating cylinder electrode (RCE); the zinc deposition efficiency in the presence of SLS, CTABr and AG, was 95%, 96%and99%9%, respectively, were all greater than the efficiency obtained without any additive (WA), Φ = 84%.
b The correlation between bactericidal efficiencies (evaluated over a period of 3 h by using a standard plate count method) and surface characteristics (topological parameters and water contact angles).
Assays on Demand's PCR efficiencies, evaluated by cDNA dilution curves, ranged between 91%rRNA18S8S, RPL30) and 100% (POL2RA, ESD) with an average value of 96%.
A Average relative viability (CellTiterGlo assay) over three biological replicates of deconvoluted siRNA pools from the remaining candidates in relation to the relative knockdown efficiencies evaluated by quantitative PCR.
After preliminary screening additional transductions were performed with selected serotypes and effective dose to quantify the transduction efficiencies, evaluate potential cell toxicities and determine prolonged transgene expressions.
Aerodynamic efficiency was tested in a wind tunnel, and sediment trapping efficiency evaluated in field deployments.
The difference between the effective efficiency evaluated by the two laboratories was less than 0.5% at all frequency points.
The bottom left panel showed the editing efficiency evaluated by T7 endonuclease (EI) assay.
The spectral-efficiency evaluated by (5) for the model (3) is the spectral-efficiency of the multicell system with an infinite number of BSs arranged on a line.
This paper is focused on fairness of multiple-access (MA) schemes working under maximum spectral efficiency evaluated in terms of sum rate.
