Sentence examples for more efficient ventilation from inspiring English sources
The long-term prediction of the dynamic distribution of contaminants in this type of system is crucial for the evaluation of pollution and further design of more efficient ventilation systems.
Improving common constructive solutions and substituting HVAC systems for more efficient ventilation systems leads to significant opportunities to decrease energy demand for heating and cooling and for improving occupant's comfort.
Even more efficient ventilation systems providing both temperature regulation and respiratory gas exchange can be found in nests of the termite Mactorermes bellicose.
These results, taken all together indicate that cNAVA was more efficient at ventilation and unloading than tNAVA (i.e. less ventilator-pressure was required for unloading).
The carcinogenic risk of Pb, Ni and Cd was low and acceptable, but was higher and unacceptable for Cr; therefore, using protective respiratory equipment and more efficient local ventilation was recommended.
These effects, however, can be controlled with adjustments to the electricity fuel mix of each location, and also by use of more efficient heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) devices.
Given that many dinosaurs probably had elevated metabolic rates, more efficient lung ventilation may have been required [72], [73], although others have argued that gas exchange was not a limiting factor [87].
More complex models accounting for the flow dependence of resistance may improve the accuracy of measurements of respiratory mechanics and offer more efficient mechanical ventilation in ARDS patients.
The results show that for low air flow rates displacement ventilation is more efficient than mixing ventilation.
The longer the duration of operation, the more efficient the night ventilation strategy becomes.
In addition, since the structure is better designed and sewage flow is more efficient, the mixing ventilation also requires a much higher peak demand outdoor airflow than its counterpart.
