Sentence examples for fall in efficiency from inspiring English sources

But there are good grounds for believing that some of the fall in efficiency is real.

A fall in efficiency (benchmarked against comparable wards and recent performance) earns a red or amber rating, to remind staff that they are lagging.

Hence a moderate fall in efficiency is accounted.

In a total combined increase in β 2 and k s values increases the head and this leads to an increase in input power with a moderate fall in efficiency.

It is also concluded that refrigerating the liquefier during a standard 3D printing process with an airflow higher than PWM = 20% is not recommended, due to a fall in efficiency and not remarkable refrigerating effect obtained through it.

Even the Tories believe they can squeeze a further £15-20bn in efficiency savings out of spending by 2020.

Across the NHS in England, a total of 19,526 full-time nursing posts are unfilled as a result of the Whitehall-ordered drive to save £20bn by 2015 in "efficiency gains", the union believes.

But recent research suggests the industry isn't on track to realize such efficiency; one upcoming study by Rutherford's ICCT concludes that newly delivered aircraft will show just an 11% improvement from 2000 in efficiency.

MidAmerican and Allliant will invest over $900 million over the next five years in efficiency programs in Iowa.

In contrast, differences in Vmax were higher for genotype 1b vs. the other genotypes, causing the significant variation p-value<0.001 p-value<0.001cy among the dinfefficiencytypes (Tamong2).

DSSCs with the optimal doping amount of UCNPs exhibited the Jsc value of 14.95 mA cm−2 and conversion efficiency of 9.10%, which was a notable enhancement of 26.39% in efficiency compared with commercial P25 based DSSCs.