Sentence examples for losing of efficiency from inspiring English sources

Therefore, ion imprinting polymer can be used at least 15 times without losing of efficiency of the adsorbent ion imprinting polymer for Fe determination.

In this case, an imperfect quadrature measurement can be corrected by just shifting the allowed results of the ancilla measurement, with a consequent lost of efficiency.

The European Pharmacopoeia [3] states that a drug must be opportunely protected from the exposure to the light in order to avoid a reduction of the active principle concentration with a consequent lost of efficiency.

The tiny or negligible lose of the photocatalytic efficiency indicates the excellent photocatalytic reusability of the as-prepared SrTiO3-graphene composites.

Nick said I'd been pedalling with my knees sticking out, like a circus bear, and losing a lot of efficiency.

Medial displacement of the bicipital groove resulting from torsion of the humeral shaft places the long head at a mechanical disadvantage, thereby losing its efficiency as an elevator of the arm which it possesses in other forms.

How much time is lost to thoughts of efficiency?

TBT addition resulted also in the lost of fluorescence signal of the maximum efficiency of the photosystem II in phytoplankton assemblage.

AGA (Asset Governance Assessment), which is proposed as a kind of governance decision, could improve the performance efficiency and avoid lose of activities done by DISCOs through subsidy management.

"In losing that efficiency," he said, "we gain poetry".

Then, we compare the lost welfare (efficiency) of the resulting equilibrium with the real supply curve by calculating the area between the competitive supply curve and each curve.