Sentence examples for enhancement as compared from inspiring English sources
We now investigate the performance of the proposed enhancement as compared to the HM-based adaptive relaying scheme.
Moreover, the lithographic SERS substrates can provide only a moderate enhancement as compared with some random assemblies [40].
The strength enhancement as compared to that of SHC are ∼10%, 50%, and 90% higher for LHC, THC, and +HC, respectively, for Class 4 sections.
Experimental results show correct noise-shaping for sampling frequencies up to 16 MHz, which means a significant operation frequency enhancement as compared to previously reported SI ΣΔ Modulators.
The MCFI offers a four-fold heat transfer enhancement as compared to straight tube of same heat transfer area at NRe = 1200 and NPr = 7.
The optimum Ni dopant at 25 M% demonstrated an excellent photoelectrochemical performance of 7-folds enhancement as compared to bare hematite photoanode.
As expected, the structured roughness elements on channel walls result in pressure drop and heat transfer enhancements as compared to smooth channels due to the combined effects of area increase and flow modification.
The large field enhancement of our proposed structure can be achieved by optimizing the periodicity of the concentric gold rings, and it is found that it can achieve stronger electric field enhancements as compared to the structure without the concentric rings.
In vivo bioavailability of hot melt extruded PCZ SD formulations showed several fold enhancements as compared to that of Noxafil suspension and pure PCZ.
Clouds created a bimodal frequency distribution of surface solar irradiance, producing an average of approximately 50 and 14% for attenuation and enhancement, respectively, as compared to corresponding clear-sky level irradiance.
The results exhibited a remarkably enhanced Jsc of 18.2 mA cm−2 and the power conversion efficiency of 2.8% (i.e., 134% enhancement in Jsc and a 47.4% enhancement in η as compared to the pure TiO2 NPs-based cell with Jsc of 7.79 mA cm−2 and η of 1.9%).
