Sentence examples for efficiency fraction from inspiring English sources
At high space velocities, kinetic limitations reduce the NO conversion and NOx trapping efficiency (fraction of NOx trapped).
The solution covers a wide range of parameters including the slope of the equilibrium and operating lines, plate efficiency, fraction of the liquid holdup transferred per cycle and the number of plates in the column.
Products of reactions were analysed as above, and pause efficiency (fraction of transcribing RNAP that pause at +17) was determined by non-linear regression analysis using SigmaPlot software.
This curated matrix had a genotyping efficiency (fraction of nonmissing values) of 97.3%, and was compared to the corresponding Boolean response vector Y, which had 177 controls and 183 cases coded as 0 and 1, respectively.
The optimal hybridization time with respect to this particular set of probe design method was deduced based on the enrichment efficiency (fraction of on-targets) for each hybridization time.
Here D M is given by (1) D M = M Dep A cell, where M is the particle mass passing or floating over the cell layer during the exposure, Dep is the deposition efficiency (fraction of particles depositing onto the cell layer), and Acell is the area covered by the exposed cells.
Only eight efficiency fractions are less than 60%, and all the left 172 fractions are higher than 60%.
The rankings in Table 9 are somewhat sensitive to the assumed outreach efficiencies, fraction of active cases and TB4s, and other parameters and may thus vary somewhat from place to place.
For the latter case, the factors controlling grain-refining efficiency (the fraction of inoculant particles initiating grains) are explored.
Further examples include packing efficiency (the fraction of volume in a crystal structure occupied by atoms) and the Goldhammer-Herzfeld criterion ratio.
Amplification efficiency, the fraction of template that gets replicated per PCR cycle, was measured by using 10-fold serial dilutions of a positive control PCR template and plotting CT as a function of log [13] concentration of template.
