Sentence examples for estimated efficiency from inspiring English sources

The DoH said changes to performance-related pay and the income freeze would "deliver an estimated efficiency improvement of around 3.5%.

Dr Jennifer Dixon, chief executive of the Health Foundation, said: "This is a significant contribution to the £22bn estimated efficiency requirement facing the NHS by 2020.

The TEG power is controlled using a maximum power point tracking (MPPT) conditioning circuit with an estimated efficiency of ~70%.

The theoretical efficiency evaluation is encouraging: for 768 × 768 spins using a parallel processor with 256 processing elements, the estimated efficiency is not lower than 71%.

The estimated efficiency of utilization of digestible EAA for milk protein synthesis was generally greater for the DMP diets compared with AMP.

We conclude that the optical responsitivity value obtained in the measurement is consistent with the electrical NEP value at the same temperature and in agreement with the estimated efficiency of the quasioptical coupling.

This estimated efficiency is an order of magnitude higher than previous designs and the reactor concept discussed herein identifies important insights that apply to solar fuel conversion in general.

This is the highest average estimated efficiency.

Table 3 Estimated efficiency bounds OFDM 1 MHz bandwidth Conf.

The H2-WESS can be used to produce and store hydrogen when feed-in management occurs to avoid the shutdown of wind turbines and when the spot market electricity price falls below the estimated (efficiency-adjusted) market price of hydrogen.

Some of these critics re-estimated efficiency and rankings, using different approaches, which generally led to different rankings [ 9, 11, 12].