Sentence examples for efficiencies judge from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Wall responded that one of the chief goals would be to achieve business efficiencies, Judge Walker expressed skepticism.

"If the defendant raises serious doubts about efficiencies, judges tend to back away from a breakup," observed William Kovacic, a professor at the George Washington University law school.

All six million low income homes should be raised to a decent level of energy efficiency, judged as scoring a C grade on their energy performance certificate (EPC), by 2025, which would require more than trebling the number of measures being installed each year.

Since the efficiency of MNase digestion varied among strains, samples that show a similar digestion efficiency judged by EtBr staining were used for analysis.

As previously mentioned, one cue to goal-directedness that infants are known to be able to exploit is whether an action is efficiently related to an outcome, where efficiency is judged with respect to situational constraints (Gergely & Csibra, 2003).

Labeling efficiency was judged to be nearly 100% from a shift in mobility by SDS-PAGE (small shift judged using a reference of flanking unlabeled material).

The swelling/pillaring efficiency was judged based on BET surface area and depended on swelling conditions, especially the apparent basicity.

The HEVC encoder achieves higher encoding efficiency by judging the amount of CU coding bits in advance.

Compatibilization efficiency was judged by morphology of the blends and the extent of interfacial coupling to copolymer.

In order to improve the efficiency of judging an acceptable set, we first sort all tasks in J and then determine the priority for each task.

All other tested Apobec proteins showed no statistically significant impact on the relative infection efficiency, as judged by determination of the relative luciferase activity using the empty APOBEC expression vector as control.