Sentence examples for more efficient separation from inspiring English sources

I'd also like to see some improvement with his stride length on shorter routes where he could gain more efficient separation with additional coaching in this aspect of his route running.

Hideki Ichihara, a manager with Taisei Corporation, which developed the system being used to tear down the hotel, said the technique had environmental benefits and allowed for more efficient separation of metal, concrete and other recyclable materials.

The result suggested a more efficient separation and longer lifetimes of photoexcited electron hole pairs.

In addition, high drift velocity of the charge in graphene also allows for more efficient separation of electron from the site of injection [19, 20, 21, 22].

To promote composites recycling, extensive R&D efforts are still needed on development of ground-breaking better recyclable composites and much more efficient separation technologies.

The PGC methodology is used to generate more efficient separation designs in terms of energy consumption by targeting the separation task at the largest DF.

The separation of a liquid phase from a solid phase in chromatographic mode (multi-plate operation) could be assumed to be much more efficient, giving efficient separation of binders from non-binders in a single operation.

The Organocat process is more favorable due to more efficient lignin separation.

There also exists an opportunity for enzymes to disrupt naturally occurring emulsions, facilitating more efficient product separation and fractionation.

This means that there would be more efficient charge separation in nanotubes than the mixed nanofibers, which well agrees with the transient photocurrent response and EIS results before.

This is highly advantageous for processes such as plasmonic charge transfer as increasing the loading of nanoparticles throughout the film should allow for a more efficient charge separation to occur.