Sentence examples for much higher efficiencies from inspiring English sources

"We see our way to much higher efficiencies than that," he said.

But much higher efficiencies could be expected in the public sector using outside management under a stable investment regime.

T7 converted light to biomass with much higher efficiencies with a ∼50% improved mid log growth phase.

The thienopyrazine derivatives would be much more promising for developing the panchromatic materials for photovoltaic, and thus, provide much higher efficiencies if new absorption bands could be created in the visible light region.

In comparison to conventional materials, the nanostructured adsorbents, mainly due to the exceptionally high surface area, show much higher efficiencies and faster adsorption rates in water treatment [34, 35, 36].

Whereas ship propellers typically have efficiencies around 60%, and aircraft propellers up to around 80% (achieving 88% in the human-powered Gossamer Condor), much higher efficiencies, in the range of 96% 98%, can be achieved with an oscillating flexible foil, like a fish tail or bird wing.

Compared with currently available adsorbing agents, the GEBS cells can adsorb organic and ion waste much faster and with much higher efficiency, can be regenerated and recycled efficiently, and may have broad applications in treating organic water pollution.

Photoisomerization in both microbial and animal rhodopsins has much higher efficiency (4 5 times) and selectivity than in solution, suggesting that rhodopsins developed highly efficient isomerization pathways which favor their respective photoproducts.

Fortunately, the recent development of thinner, lighter and much higher efficiency solar cells promises to make sending them into space less expensive and return of energy much greater.

Such advances, along with intelligent design, hold the promise of being able to build heat engines of much higher efficiency than those now available.

Achieving a much higher efficiency remains a challenge.