Sentence examples for more energetic efficiency from inspiring English sources
In any case, slender hind limb bones indicate cursorial adaptations, i.e., an increased capacity to run faster and/or to run for longer distances with more energetic efficiency [ 5, 9, 24, 48- 50].
Therefore, the variance of these values needs to be normalised to enable a more comprehensive comparison of the overall energetic efficiency between the different biofuel production options.
More specifically, I believe that the energetic efficiency argument is important to explain why there are (as far as we know) no primary amitochondrial eukaryotes: symbiosis triggered eukaryogenesis, and allowing a dramatic increase in cell size through efficient energetic was part and parcel of this chain of events.
It is observed that using biogas from digester leads to more exergetic (which is 14.56%) and less energetic efficiency (Which is 14.31%), with a Carbon dioxide emission of 17.87 ton/MW h for the tri-generation system.
The peristaltic units allow a more regular flow and a reduced level of noise and vibration, particularly at low and medium flow rates, whereas the diaphragm units are more compact and lightweight and they exhibit a superior energetic efficiency.
Cats represent an ideal model animal to explore the balance of different locomotor goals such as energetic efficiency and stealth because cats consistently walk with their limbs more flexed than distance specialists and because they often adopt a stealthy hunting style that requires approaching prey without being detected.
The use of alternative gases such as helium with more energetic metastable levels (19.82 eV and 20.62 eV) could improve the ionization but the sputtering efficiency is noticeably reduced due to its lighter mass.
Alternatively, if signal production is energetically costly, natural selection may favor call variations that improve energetic efficiency.
Regardless of the nature of such associations, it is strongly indicative that a more metabolic active instestine not only leads to a better absorption of nutrients [ 46] but also to a better energetic efficiency.
