Sentence examples for expected the efficiency from inspiring English sources

As expected, the efficiency depends upon the electrical admittance of the hair cell soma.

In these simulations, which assume that targets are arrayed at random on an infinite plane, straight-line searching is the most efficient because for a given detection radius R all deviations from a straight line cover some fraction of the area already covered; and, as expected, the efficiency is lowest for random walk searches.

As expected, the efficiency (C i + ) were directly proportional to increasing share of glucose and fatty acids and inversely proportional increasing share of acetoacetate and lactate.

As expected, the efficiency of ESC derivation was similar between genotypes and comparable to the two wild-type strains (Table 1).

BP expects the efficiency of combustion engines to double by 2030, with a third of vehicles on the road being hybrids.

As one might expect, the efficiency generally drops with the distance between the two loxP sites.

We expect the efficiency to increase with appropriate site selection at the interface of two proteins possessing high affinity.

In view of the extreme economy of the mitochondrial translational process (a single tRNA recognizes an entire codon family), we do not expect the "efficiency hypothesis" to occur in mitochondrial genes.

As expected, the slope efficiency of the Airy beam source decreases with the increase of RR.

The flame was held on the grate, and as expected, the combustion efficiency improved.

Moreover, S.E.C. staff members said that they expected the increased efficiency of the private placement market to attract smaller companies, even with the added reporting requirement.