Sentence examples for efficient energy generation from inspiring English sources
Officials at the Power Authority said solar costs were 2.5 to 3 times as high as its most efficient energy generation, but comparable to the least efficient diesel energy produced at peak times.
The selection of suitable thermomagnetic material is key towards achieving an efficient energy generation device.
For clean and efficient energy generation from coal, the most suitable technology known to date is 'Fluidized Bed Combustion' technology.
Improvements of cell-free reaction mixtures, including new ways for efficient energy generation, had an additional impact on progress in cell-free protein synthesis technology.
This article provides a timely focused review on the development of heteroatom-doped graphene materials for low-cost, but efficient, energy generation and storage.
This was paralleled by an up regulation of molecular machinery that allowed more efficient energy generation (i.e. Complex I) and the use of alternative electron donors (e.g. hydrogenases and primary dehydrogenases) to maintain the flow of reducing equivalents to the electron transport chain during conditions of severe energy limitation.
These combinations have opened up so many exciting opportunities for invention of new products - biobased chemicals, new energy efficient materials, energy generation and storage...the list is endless.
Both the assembled SCs and free individual complexes can perform their function, with SCs being more efficient in energy generation and less active in ROS production.
As global fuel reserves are depleted, alternative and more efficient forms of energy generation and delivery will be required.
The overall objective of the project is to demonstrate a highly replicable, cost-effective and greatly energy efficient large-scale energy generation system for sustainable urban planning of low energy city districts.
This switch to a more efficient method of energy generation may be needed to sustain gametocyte development under conditions of hypoglycemia, which is common in patients with severe malaria [ 39, 40].
