Sentence examples for lower in efficiency from inspiring English sources

There are two kinds of photovoltaic panels: on a platform behind the house are the traditional glass panels; on the roof are "thin film solar laminates," which Mr. Osborne said "are a little lower in efficiency, but they're a bit cheaper, and a lot easier to install — you just glue them down onto the roof, like you're applying shingles".

The in vitro differentiation of hESCs/hiPSCs into cells of the lymphoid lineage is strictly dependent on the co-culture with stromal cells, such as OP9, AFT024, or MS-5, and much lower in efficiency compared to the in vitro generation of myeloid or erythro-megakaryocytic cells.

The nhr-25 :: 3xFLAG oligo appeared to be a poor repair template, as it yielded lower knock-in efficiency in comparison to the nhr-25 :: 2×FLAG template, and complex insertions were observed in two nhr-25 :: 3xFLAG candidate knock-in lines.

However, this approach leads only to an increased efficiency, if (19) describes a rank-deficient update of (hat {mathbf {R}}(n)), where a higher rank of the update implies a lower gain in efficiency.

Compared to other electric propulsion systems, PPT is more compact, lightweight and robust while lower in thrust efficiency.

Activity of AtPAO1 was much lower in conversion efficiency while using N-acetylspermine as substrate [ 44].

These are mostly missense mutations or mutations in the promoter region that results in lower efficiency or lower levels of the pRb protein.

The performance of SHR and WKY was similarly suboptimal, resulting in lower efficiency in producing intervals longer than the target time.

A decreased expression of SVCTs presumably could also result in a lower efficiency in vitamin C uptake in these metastatic melanoma cell lines.

The latter result is much lower in terms of efficiency, but we note that Fiuza et al.57 suggest that laser filamentation could be responsible for the low charge of the ion bunch in that case.

Much of the power is dissipated in the valve, resulting in lower efficiency and larger system designs.