Sentence examples for great efficiency for from inspiring English sources

The comparison of different fermentations with various glucose concentrations displayed great efficiency for processes applying low glucose concentrations.

It's a great efficiency for the eye and the brain.

The Dual-shRNA that targeted both OCT4 and BIRC5 inhibited tumor growth with great efficiency for a long period of time.

Although the constructed ANN model so far seems to have great efficiency for the consciousness level detection and further reflect the DOA, there still exists space for improvements.

They would directly regulate the pollutants from new sources of emissions, such as power plants and autos, and mandate greater efficiency for new appliances and buildings.

SeaMicro, based in Santa Clara, California, has received $60 million in venture funding and a $9.3 million U.S. Department of Energy grant intended to encourage greater efficiency for cloud infrastructure.

There's greater convenience for the public at large, but not necessarily greater efficiency for society as a whole". The buzzword devised for population-wide access to the new electronic technology is "e-readiness".

It was determined that the core shell structure showed greater efficiency for solar CO2 conversion than the pure TiO2 nanorod arrays.

The effectiveness of the interlocked TENG (i-TENG) was also demonstrated by the greater efficiency for charging a capacitor compared with the flat-to-flat contact TENG (flat TENG).

Our results confirm previous suggestions of shared mechanisms of switching across domains, but also reveal bilinguals have greater efficiency for sustaining the inhibition of the non-target language than the non-target task when two responses are available.

This suggests that, in addition to a long-term warming of the North Pole region, there have been changes that result in a greater efficiency for cyclones to access the reservoir of warm and moist air that exists over the nearby Nordic Seas (Fig. 1) and transport it polewards leading to warmer and moister extreme events.