Sentence examples for net conversion from inspiring English sources

It is found that the basic photochemical process generally produces low net conversion efficiencies of methane to higher hydrocarbons.

The addition of alkenes as co-reactants significantly improves the lifetime of ZSM-22 catalyst, and net conversion of the co-added alkenes is observed.

The net conversion from the device is marginally lower than what is predicted by single channel simulations with an assumption of uniform flow distribution.

It was found that only CH4 and O2 were converted in the plasma, whereas no net conversion of water was detected.

If the coal plant is 33 percent efficient (the average in the U.S ., and the light bulb is 3 percent efficient, then the net conversion of energy to light is just 1 percent.

Examples are the design of turbomachinery for small-capacity organic Rankine cycle and supercritical CO2 cycle power plants, whereby the efficiency of turbomachinery components has also a strong influence on the net conversion efficiency of the system.

In the filtering step, EFMs can be selected based on the presence/absence of external metabolites in the net conversions.

The simulation results include, besides the flux values, net conversions and shadow price information and are placed in OptFlux's clipboard area, becoming easily accessible for further analysis or future operations.

The results and configurations used by the methods described above can be exported to a PDF file, including the model details, the method that was used, all the constraints that were selected, and the result of the simulation in terms of objective function and net conversions.

CdSe nanoparticles sandwiched between TiO2 and N719 dye exhibited net power conversion efficiency of 1.16%.

With existing evacuated-tube parabolic-trough concentrators and steam turbines, net system conversion efficiencies can exceed 20% even for today's small-scale (⩽100 MW) power plants.