Sentence examples for efficiency of a limited from inspiring English sources

It allows us to compare the efficiency of a limited number of DMUs in individual periods and to analyze changes in efficiency over time.

I however doubt about the efficiency of a short limited one and I think that in one way or another, the U.S. will remain involved till Bashar's regime falls.

The standard Wells turbines show several well-known disadvantages: low tangential force, leading to low power output from the turbine; high undesired axial force; usually a low aerodynamic efficiency and a limited range of operation due to stall.

This efficiency is a product of a limited and manageable set of graphs that can express the full range of meanings in a language.

To increase efficiency, recruiters used a limited number of available demographic (i.e., date of birth) and medical characteristics (i.e., date of last menstrual period) provided on a daily roster of scheduled patients to generate a list of potential participants.

Taking into account the limited efficiency of a transient NK cell inhibition, these data suggest that NK cells could contribute to the control of teratoma growth but likely further immune mechanisms are involved in the rejection of mouse ES cells in CsA-treated rats.

To maximize efficiency of the limited resource of human vaccines and rabies immunoglobulin for patients at real risk, establishing a systemic rabies diagnosis network is imperative.

Contributing to this work and improving periodontal care management in primary care will maximise the effectiveness and efficiency of the limited specialist resource available.

To maximize efficiency of the limited subsidy and resource of human vaccines and rabies immunoglobulin for patients at real risk, PEP should be decided to initiate or withhold according to postmortem diagnosis of the biting animal.

This frequency assignment can either be static or dynamic; static techniques, such as Soft FR [3] and Fractional FR [4] offer good interference mitigation but at the cost of a limited spectral efficiency.

The previously claimed existence of a NuRD subcomplex with Oct4 may therefore have been the result of a limited detection efficiency (Liang et al., 2008).