Sentence examples for more efficient recovery from inspiring English sources

But he has also promised a more efficient recovery effort and an investigation into the shortcomings in the government response.

Highly heterogeneous and/or fractured reservoirs can thus benefit from this technology allowing a more efficient recovery process.

The Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) provides more efficient recovery of unconventional oil resources, such as heavy oil and bitumen, as compared to the other thermal recovery methods.

Future yield increases are expected to come from further developments in gene delivery and genetic selection for more efficient recovery of high-producing cell lines and in high-throughput cultivation systems to simplify medium design and bioprocess development.

This was correlated with the composition of the VFAs produced and their mode of production, from parallel to sequential, resulting in a more efficient recovery from inhibition of methanogenesis.

Interestingly, the most dramatic differences between the tolerant and susceptible genotypes were observed during recovery irrigation, suggesting that the tolerant genotypes activate mechanisms that allow more efficient recovery after a severe drought.

The mechanisms that enable a more efficient route recovery are described in the last subsection of this section.

These children displayed more efficient physiologic recovery relative to their high ISR level peers in the distraction condition.

According to the results showed by the Fig. 2, the formulations ISP2 and M1 were more efficient to recovery mesophilic bacteria (41 isolates).

It is hoped that the developed VFM can augment and backup physical meters, improve data reconciliation, and assist in reservoir management and flow assurance ultimately leading to a more efficient oil recovery and less operating and maintenance costs.

This paper is focused on capital costs savings through the use of new generation membranes and replacing the existing Pelton turbines by other more efficient energy recovery systems based on isobaric chambers.