Sentence examples for poorer efficiency from inspiring English sources

Based on such an effect, we would expect to see poorer efficiency when the detection task is accompanied by the central tracking task.

This deficit is present for both amblyopic and fixing eyes, and appears to reflect poorer efficiency in processing local orientation, suggesting a subtle deficit at the input stage to extra-striate cortex where orientation coherence is processed.

Fuel efficiency was considered, as poorer efficiency is directly associated with greenhouse gases per kilometre travelled, and can be related to increased emissions of certain air pollutants (though this is not always the case as further considered in the Discussion Section).

The cut-off developed here is not applicable to two of the rarer genotypes in genogroup II (GII-7 and GII-8), because the real time RT-PCR assay has poorer efficiency (a higher detection limit) for these genotypes (J. Gray, personal communication), so the Ct values do not represent the same faecal viral loads as for the other genotypes.

For example, biofiltration of wastewater through biological activated carbon has shown good potential for the efficient removal of PPCPs (>90%), but sand biofilters have a poor efficiency [ 4].

Not surprisingly, this often goes hand-in-hand with poor efficiency and low productivity.

"Photovoltaics were a curiosity with amazingly poor efficiency until the U.S. space program needed them," he said.

DSR turns out to have the poorest efficiency.

A serious drawback of thermoelectrics is poor efficiency [28].

However, Savonius type hydrokinetic turbine inherently has poor efficiency.

Questions in the contact theme were also reported with poor efficiency in the preceding Section.