Sentence examples for efficient compared to a from inspiring English sources
Batch process for uranium removal using lyophilized cells was more efficient compared to a flow through system, in terms of percent uranium removed, substrate conservation and time taken.
This method is applicable in all regimes and significantly more efficient compared to a PIC DSMC method near the fluid regime.
Through a numerical experiment using benchmark datasets from the UCI machine-learning repository, we confirm that (i) the suggested node partition method is efficient compared to a random partition method, and (ii) the classification performance of HMC-LAD isuperioror to existing multi-class LAD algorithms and other supervised learning approaches.
By averaging the fluid flow and the temperature field it has been shown that liquid cooled valves are more efficient compared to a solid valve but clustering of the liquid filling can appear which causes a temporal breakdown of the "shaker-effect".
This means our solution is very power efficient compared to a software approach and has allowed us to incorporate real time diagnostic and debugging functionality.
They concluded heat exchange in self-affine fractures is less efficient compared to a constant aperture case.
In a study of short audio podcasts listened to while travelling, students reported that podcasts were engaging, efficient and effective compared to a textbook [ 20].
The present study aimed at investigating the feasibility of a new approach for psychoeducation that is more time- and more cost-efficient compared to a standard psychoeducation program, while integrating vital information about schizophrenia given by professionals with the personal experience of peers, who patients can relate to.
It's 80% more energy efficient compared to standard bulbs, and a mood booster as well.
Several studies have demonstrated the importance of specific tick salivary proteins in pathogen transmission [ 2, 9]; pathogen transmission from tick vectors is significantly more efficient compared to pathogen transmission through a needle and syringe, underlining the importance of tick saliva in this process [ 10].
