Sentence examples for partially efficient from inspiring English sources

For example, synthetic natural gas, or syngas, is produced from biomass by a thermochemical process called gasification (only partially efficient) that converts the biomass into fuel through partial oxidation at elevated temperatures [19].

For example, synthetic natural gas, or syngas, is produced from biomass by a thermochemical process called gasification (only partially efficient) that converts the biomass into fuel through partial oxidation at elevated temperatures [ 19].

TOX showed oxidative stress that was not present in CTRL and L596, while DEXA was partially efficient.

Consequently, bubbling can be expected to be only partially efficient, as bubbles are efficient for limiting particle deposition and polarisation phenomena, but not for internal fouling.

Even long-term HAART is only partially efficient in preserving the humoral response in HIV+ patients, suggesting that alternative immune-modulators are required.

As described in the Results and Discussion sections of our revised version, we cannot exclude that the lentiviral KDs are only partially efficient or the compensation of MSL and/or NSL function by "free" Mof (see also new Figure 1D and our answer to point 3).

They tend to gravitate to the dimensions of a large rabbit, the most energy efficient size for a mammal.' Hence the tiny dimensions of Homo floresiensis and those pygmy, elephant-like stegadons - though, again, current explanations are only partially effective.

Recently, Huang and Chang proposed a new design of efficient partially blind signature scheme.

That's interesting work because the ability to reproduce, at least partially, the extraordinarily efficient energy transport found in plants could have important applications.

We partially compare the efficient and equilibrium outcomes.

In this paper, we propose a simple but efficient partially overlapped channel assignment algorithm for MRMC WMNs.