Sentence examples for efficiency percentages from inspiring English sources

We decided to review efficiency percentages (Table 3) of the available propulsion technologies for greater transparency.

These efficiency percentages motivate researchers to explore chalcogenide materials for industrial-scale production.

The inhibition efficiency percentages increased with increasing the concentration of plant extract, but decreased with raising the test solution temperature.

Each adsorption study was triplicated with average removal efficiency percentages for phenol, 4-CP and COD being reported.

Interestingly, recent analysis demonstrates that standard metrics used to summarize sleep architecture in clinical studies (sleep efficiency, percentages of each stage) fails to identify differences in fragmentation caused by medically severe sleep apnea [1], [2].

As all treatment methods with cytotoxic drugs were efficient and had approximately the same efficiency (percentage of eyes with improved VA), all data were pulled together.

The investigated responses were liposomes particle size and lornoxicam entrapment efficiency percentage.

8.43, 11.38, 23.69, 29.56 and 34.59%) while dependent parameters such as machine capacity, shelling efficiency, percentage whole kernel recovered, percentage broken kernel recovered, percentage unshelled seeds and overall machine efficiency were determined.

The amplicon size, PCR efficiency percentage, minimum and maximum threshold cycle (CT) values observed across all tested growth conditions, the standard deviation of CT values across all tested growth conditions (determined by BestKeeper), and the CT value of the no template control (NTC) are listed for each RG.

Accordingly reduced quadratic model was developed to give the substrate color removal efficiency percentage as function of effective parameters such as: initial dye concentration, pH of the solution, electrolyte concentration and current density.

He took a tablet every night for three months; he was usually at home, but sometimes in a bed in Chevy Chase, where EEG readings, and other measurements, recorded "sleep efficiency" (percentage of time in bed spent asleep); L.P.S. (Latency to Persistent Sleep: the speed with which a person falls asleep); and WASO (Wake After Sleep Onset: the time spent awake in bed after initially falling asleep).