Sentence examples for efficiency begins from inspiring English sources

It is critical to get the transfection solution and the cells into the wells within 20 minutes of making the master transfection solution, or the transfection efficiency begins to fall rapidly.

Results indicate that bipolaron formation starts at ca. 0.06 [e−/mer] doping level when spin generation efficiency begins to deviate from 1 and interspin interactions emerge as evidenced by doping level dependency of EPR signal linewidth (ΔBpp).

The whole process will terminate when energy efficiency begins to fall.

However, with further increasing graphene content above 7.5%, the photocatalytic efficiency begins to exhibit a decreasing trend.

The optimal temperature identified for maximum removal percentage is 56.8 °C/329°K, beyond which the removal efficiency begins to decline.

Figure  5 shows that in terms of functional area of our district hospitals, results suggest that efficiency begins to decrease with functional areas above 1100 m for district hospitals.

"Efficiency" began its life as a Progressive Era shibboleth.

(The pool report, written, by tradition, with crisp efficiency, began: "Dinner eventful").

And with that, the 20th century's great quest for bureaucratic efficiency began.

Starting in the nineteen-eighties, "efficiency" began its semantic migration; now it's a financial term, for bringing price into line with value.

Arguably, much that has happened in the financial world over the last 200 years can be seen as a continuation of the revolution in efficiency begun by money.