The second-law performance of the storage system can be improved, and potentially impractical operating conditions needed to maximize the second-law performance of the LHTES system can be avoided by modifying the heat transfer design of the energy storage system.
However, the injection of the plasmid encoding hGM-CSF into humans either prior to or following the injection of MuStDO5 would be impractical, even if it improved the quality of immune response.
While further lowering the column temperature may have improved the atropisomeric separation, temperatures below 6°C were considered impractical and not investigated.
The present study demonstrates deficiencies in the Sweat Rate Index (specifically that it recommends restrictions that are impractical or impossible to implement) that could be improved through modifications of the index or implementation of new methodologies.
Although the performance of the prediction is improved, it needs detailed floor plan of the building which is impractical and inconvenient.
Equally curious, though no less risky, is Acorn's investment in the "Weiner filter," based on an impractical algorithm developed in the 1940s and dusted off and improved by Science Applications International Corp. of San Diego.
Our web-based interface permitted a previously impractical degree of detailed, hour-by-hour supervision, which markedly improved our ability to detect one type of data fabrication.
Although DSP performance is improving, it is still impractical due to its high power consumption and low throughput.
For example, improved building codes are essential, but full enforcement at all construction and operations is impractical.
Although measuring volume improved the accuracy of sac dynamics 16, the added value is still undetermined and it is impractical in a clinical setting, compared with diameter measurement.
