Sentence examples for efficiency at the end from inspiring English sources
In repeated batch process maximum xylanase produced at second cycle and it retained more than 50% operational efficiency at the end of 4th cycle.
The optimal production performance will be achieved when the hydrate saturation is 48% under the experimental conditions, in which case the energy efficiency at the end of hot brine injection is 7.0, and the percentage of cumulative gas production is 65%.
The range of cumulative population doublings across the five BM-hMSC lines over 30 days of culture was 5.93, with an 18.2% range in colony forming efficiency at the end of the culture process and a 55.1% difference in the production of interleukin-6 between these cell lines.
The dryer efficiency at the end of 16 h of drying is 5.75, 4.96 and 5.05 % for 0.5, 1 and 2 m/s, respectively.
It was observed that the efficiency of the regenerated adsorbent showed that there is a decrease in the removal efficiency at the end of third cycle of regenerations.
Saint-Denis uses this metric for hockey team efficiency: At the end of the season each team's point total (from wins and ties on the ice) is divided by the gross payroll.
High removal efficiencies at the end of the test indicated that more PCE could have been removed had it been possible to continue the demonstration.
The Sixers are not a good defensive team at present, having slipped from third in the league in efficiency at that end of the court in '17-18 to 15th this season.
For very large screening libraries, node utilization efficiency differences at the end of screening are unlikely to contribute to significant difference overall docking time.
They understand they're also being measured on efficiency, but at the end of the day, their primary mission is to ensure they're meeting or exceeding service levels and helping to innovate with the business.
This sequence is found in the left lambda cohesive end, where exonuclease inhibition may contribute to the reduced recombination efficiency at that end.
