Sentence examples for modest efficiency from inspiring English sources

It simply shows that we can wring savings from modest efficiency gains in products we already use.

Though Jonathan Stafford's manners as Ms. Kowroski's cavalier lack theatrical poetry, his modest efficiency is at its finest in enabling her to shine; the way he returned her slowly to the floor at the end of several lifts was marvelous.

While warning of the potential cost to economic efficiency of actions to improve income distribution, Mr Williamson concludes that "in a highly unequal region such as Latin America, opportunities for making large distributive gains for modest efficiency costs deserve to be seized".

The magnitude of PF indicates that these materials have a modest efficiency at room temperature.

The assessment of final diagnoses indicates a modest efficiency (yield) of LP, namely in fewer than 15% of cases.

A modest efficiency of LP has also been reported by Powers [1] and Warshaw et al. [10].

The modest "efficiencies" adumbrated in the budget the growth in public spending is to be reduced to 0.7% from 2011, meaning reductions for some departments may not be sufficient to balance the books; but they are enough to change the politics of public expenditure.

Aminoglycoside antibiotics usually insert glutamine at nonsense UAG or UAA or tryptophan at nonsense UGA sites [11] albeit at extremely modest efficiencies of the affected genes.

If this is ignored in practice, any form of statistical inference may induce low efficiency, although, for modest amounts of overdispersion this may not be the case (Cox [1983]).

Podesta said the most Obama could expect from Congress in the way of climate action was a modest energy efficiency bill.

The positive yet modest transfection efficiency by the polyamidines (acid-labile and non-acid-labile alike) underscores the importance of balancing polymer degradation and DNA release with endosomal escape.