Sentence examples for less processing of from inspiring English sources

The simplified header format improves routing efficiency by requiring less processing of packets.

Interestingly, using Western blots we found that pre-pro-cathepsin D protein was increased at low concentrations of rotenone treatment, which suggests that there was less processing of pre-pro-cathepsin D to the mature form (Fig. 5A).

Additionally, the one-step method is more time- and cost-efficient because it requires fewer reagents and less processing for improved overall yield of particle collection.

Performance analysis shows that our solution reduces the overhead of large-scale broadcast authentication at the expense of increased less processing and storage overhead.

In terms of performance, due to the use of symmetric MAC functions, the proposed source authentication protocol expends much less processing power and node energy of the smart devices, in comparison to authentication protocols based on public key-based digital signatures.

Because of a less processing power requirement and efficiency, the AF scheme is the most widely used in the two-way relay channel (TWRC).

Sensors have low cost, low battery power, less processing capability and short range of communication while actors are more expensive having powerful battery, processing capability and long range of communication.

He suggested that the verbal reasoning task was less demanding in terms of information processing capacity this made it less susceptible to interference, and speculated that "This may be because verbal reasoning processes are more practised and therefore require less processing capacity" (p. 108).

The study is based on the hypothesis that the prosodic abilities of infants at risk for SLI are less elaborated than those of controls due to less efficient processing of the relevant acoustic cues.

It therefore requires less processing.

As the unit-decade compatibility effect reflects unit-based interference on the overall decision process, the larger compatibility effect may represent the net effect of less intense processing of the tens and in turn relatively more dominant processing of the unit digit magnitudes in neglect patients.