Sentence examples for lead to higher efficiencies from inspiring English sources
Since generally the hospital industry is characterized by an overcapacity of beds and a under capacity of practice rooms and physicians it is to be expected that an increase in practice rooms may lead to higher efficiencies.
Removing irrelevant patterns may reduce the case retrieval time and lead to higher efficiency.
SiC devices can also carry higher currents than their silicon counterparts, which could lead to higher efficiency electric cars and power networks.
Considering this point, the doping of green phosphors LaPO4 Ce, Tb or (Mg, Zn Al11O19 Eu into TiO2 photoelectrodes could lead to higher efficiency in dye-sensitized solar cells.
However, the two Ontario primary care models that use capitation as their basis for physician remuneration also include FFS and performance incentives, which were intended to reduce the "pathologies" associated with prospective payment [20] and could lead to higher efficiency.
However, a previous study in the domain of electrical circuits troubleshooting suggested an expertise-reversal effect: Process information might initially impose an effective cognitive load and lead to higher efficiency but may become redundant and impose an ineffective load when training progresses, which hampers efficiency.
On the other hand, the use of more complex methods with polymer injection leads to higher efficiencies [ 16].
Those top performances lead to high efficiency in engine combustion and less exhaust gas released in the atmosphere.
They showed that a combination of Π pulses with time-dependent frequency that follow the population inversion can lead to high-efficiency population inversion.
Advances in understanding the behavior of two-phase flow systems under microgravity conditions could lead to higher-efficiency devices and improved heat-exchanger designs.
The filter bank multicarrier system (FBMC) does not require any CP extension and can overcome the spectral leakage problem by minimizing the sidelobes of each subcarrier and therefore lead to high efficiency (in terms of spectrum and interference) [6, 7].
