Sentence examples for increment of performance from inspiring English sources
Please note that, for many PTM types the prediction accuracy was already in the nineties, thereby having limited scope in increment of performance numbers.
Non-significant positive coefficient for the main effect 'year' indicates that the tendency of increment of average performance scores of the reference group (CPIRD) was not significant.
We decided to base our interpretations on the increments of measured performance rather than on significances since significances depend on the sample size.
The deep insight into the different elements that compose photovoltaic (PV) systems is capital to boost the optimization of each one of them and consequently, increment of the overall performance of the whole PV systems.
This paper presents the successful implementation of the vision system in precision engineering which saves times and increases safety of the measurement system with the increment of the measurement performance.
A performance increment of 46.7 and 27% was observed in the pressure head and flow rate respectively as compared to a single-stage system.
Experimental results have shown a negligible performance increment of the new mixing chamber designs, "B" and "C", with respect to a standard design one, "A", with the mixing chamber "C" underperforming the other two over all the performed tests.
The TEQ length is varied from 32 to 64 with an increment of 8. As, the performance of all the receiver structures is found to be the same with TH-BPPM and TH-BPSK, in rest of the results we evaluate the performance only for TH-PPM.
A similar trend in Rs can also be seen in P3HT ICBA-based P3HT ICBA-basedhe Rs deviceses together wherethe incRsment of FF.In adecreasestogetherormance of inverted solar cells in terms of external quantum efficiency (P3HT:PCBM-based devices) is showithn Figure 5c.
Keeping that in mind, an average performance increment of 6%% may be considered significant.
This heat accumulation will result in degradation of system performance and increment of system operating costs.
