Sentence examples for efficiency exhibited from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the apparent heat loss reduction, which defines the heat utilization efficiency, exhibited an increase following nitrogen injection.

However, with increase in pH, removal efficiency exhibited an initial increase from 97%%, attained a maximum of 99%% (at pH 10) and then again decreased with any further increase in pH (97 % at pH 12).

In a word, as-treated HY zeolites with larger external surface area and mesopore volume that contributed to promoting the mass transfer efficiency exhibited much higher DMM conversion, MMAc selectivity and excellent catalytic stability than parent HY.

This efficiency exhibited by the Port Authority impressed President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who used this as a model in creating the Tennessee Valley Authority and other such entities.

As an alternative approach, we resorted to IPL to construct a functional precursor, which would maintain the splicing efficiency exhibited by the wild-type Mja KlbA intein in vivo.

More recently, Digirolamo et al. [ 37] have shown that cells with the highest colony-forming efficiency exhibited the greatest replicative potential, and also readily differentiated into osteoblasts and adipocytes.

It is also shown over an annual period that the temperature, energy, exergy and energy efficiency of the TES exhibit similar trends and that the TES exergy accumulation and exergy efficiency exhibit similar trends.

This further complicates the optimization problem and poses the challenge of finding the optimal dimensions for which gold nanoshells of a fixed absorption efficiency exhibit the lowest scattering.

The research can be divided into three parts: the first part reviews similar studies in the literature on the level of eco-efficiency exhibited by the companies of Venezuela and other countries.

Despite the ability to separate and detect different hopanoids from complex mixtures, quantification has been hindered due to the difference in ionization efficiencies exhibited by the hopanoids (Schulenberg-Schell et al., 1989; Gibson et al., 2014).

In contrast, in the high-maturity phases, the oil expulsion efficiencies exhibit significant differences.