Sentence examples for higher total power from inspiring English sources

However, if high temperature exhaust heat may be used effectively, a system with higher total power generation efficiency can be built.

The results have determined the best point along chord and twist distribution which has higher total power coefficient in the linearization method.

The PE-ORC was found to be capable of achieving a higher efficiency and a higher total power output than was achieved using a basic ORC configuration when conditions changed from those for which the basic ORC was designed, but the PE-ORC operating mode was changed to suit the new conditions.

As such, we find that ZFB results in a higher total transmit power and lower minimum achievable rate solution than SCA and IWF in both medium- and low-interference environments.

Despite the canceling of interference between the scheduled UTs, we see that ZFB results in a higher total transmit power of 102 W compared to SCA of 67 W for a rate target of 24 Mbits/s per UT.

Apart from this initial rise, ASYM was approximately 49 ± 3% for most of the remaining time, indicating a slightly higher total EEG power over the right hemisphere.

Patients in whom indwelling ureteral stents were placed before lithotripsy treatment were subjected to higher levels of total power (shocks times voltage), yet the rate free of stones did not differ from those treated without a stent.

Frequency-domain analysis, including very low frequency, low frequency, high frequency, and total power of HRV was assessed during a 1-hour spontaneous breathing trial (SBT) through a T-piece and after extubation after successful SBT.

Among Seoul public officials (Jhun et al. 2005), increased lead levels were inversely associated with measures of low frequency, high frequency, and total power spectrum in uni-variate analyses, but adjusted results were not presented because lead exposure was dropped from the stepwise regression models used.

We performed a cross-sectional analysis of 23 urinary metals and 5-min HRV indices (SDNN, standard deviation of normal-to-normal intervals; r-MSSD, root mean square of successive differences in adjacent normal-to-normal intervals; LF, low frequency; HF, high frequency; TP, total power) using baseline data on 2,004 adult residents of Wuhan.

Moreover, Artemisia sphaerocephala Krasch seeds polysaccharides exhibited high total reducing power and considerable scavenging activities on DPPH, hydroxyl and superoxide radicals, in a concentration-dependent manner in vitro.