Sentence examples for lead to enhanced efficiency from inspiring English sources
Addition of a ZnS layer by SILAR does not lead to enhanced efficiency but further improves device stability.
It is hoped that imaginative construction of novel designs using such building blocks will lead to enhanced efficiency in finding genes for complex human traits.
Therefore, monolithic silica columns seem to exhibit a great potential for the near future as further advances may lead to enhanced efficiency which will be needed in the challenging field of high throughput and bioanalytical analysis.
The pursuance of policy involvement will thus lead to enhanced efficiency and strengthened sustainability of the project.
This study shows that by using a cocktail of QDs of different band gaps and a suitable CE, effective charge separation that can lead to enhanced efficiencies is realizable.
It will certainly lead to enhanced efficiencies and help farmers make sound, sustainable decisions," he explained.
The difference in band gap between the GaInNAs base and GaAs collector also contributes to reducing the offset voltage (Voffset) and lowering the knee voltage of the transistors, which leads to enhanced efficiency in microwave power amplifiers.
It has been reported elsewhere that such improvement in absorbance intensity leads to enhanced efficiency of polymer solar cells [17].
The results show that large spherical particles lead to enhanced scattering efficiency, whereas reduced coupling efficiency.
Improvements made in the scheduling of an OR lead to enhanced cost efficiency and better patient service [ 4].
Our results show that the evolution of grouping can lead to enhanced foraging efficiency if groups can cooperatively "sense" patterns in the environment.
