Sentence examples for possibility and efficiency of from inspiring English sources

Possibility and efficiency of hydrocarbon vertical migration were dubious.

However, neither investigation on the possibility and efficiency of using HTCC for ion-exchange reaction with montmorillonite nor biological or antibacterial activity of the HTCC-modified montmorillonite has been reported in the literature so far.

According to Bach [ 56], shortages of personnel trained in disciplines such as primary health care, health economics, public health, health communication, health education, nutrition, and environmental engineering continue to severely limit the possibilities for improving the quality and efficiency of the health care system.

The growing use of new technologies such as Phasor Measurements Units (PMUs) increases the possibilities and the efficiency of power systems operation control.

Electronic commerce has moved many relationships and transactions among companies and individuals to the Internet and the Web, with the resulting expansion of possibilities and efficiencies.

On the first place, however, this technology gives the designer the possibility to increase efficiency of designed system by exploitation of parallelisms of implemented algorithms.

Kondo et. al. [14] reports full rescue of a rough-eye phenotype induced by over-expressing dsRNA directed against apoptotic gene diap1 with an eye specific driver (GMR-GAL4) raising the possibility that the efficiency of the cross-species RNAi rescue will depend on the strength of the GAL4 driver, the tissue and the gene tested.

However, we cannot exclude the possibility that the efficiency of read-through termination could be strengthened by the influence of unknown antitermination factors.

The preliminary simulations show the possibility of efficiency increase of more than 3% points.

Introducing a multi-speed or two-speed transmission to EV offers the possibility of efficiency improvement of the whole powertrain.

Oberauner (2010) shows in an empirical contribution that energy-intensive firms use this possibility and commit to efficiency measures instead of paying the tax more often than other firms.