Sentence examples for possible conversion efficiency from inspiring English sources
A thermodynamic analysis is developed to predict the maximum possible conversion efficiency (i.e., from available energy in a fuel to electrical output) for solid-oxide fuel cells (SOFCs).
Technical innovations from space research are summarized along with estimates of possible conversion efficiencies.
The materials with the highest possible elastic magnetic energy conversion efficiency are favored for sensor applications.
Importantly the codon optimized version produced more EPA, suggesting that it is possible to increase the conversion efficiency via enhanced expression of the enzyme.
A high capture and 1+⇒n+ conversion efficiency could be possible for radioactive ions using this design.
Our results are suggested to be the possible reasons for the enhancement of conversion efficiency in dye-sensitized solar cells.
The United Kingdom Atomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE) had, since 1949, been studying possible long term improvements in energy conversion efficiency resulting from higher coolant gas temperatures and the use of ceramic materials.
Of course the simultaneous evolution of substrate affinity and conversion efficiency is well possible [ 30], as implicitly assumed in the different enzymatic activities attributed to different active site sequence patterns in the model.
Further improvement in the conversion efficiency of DSSCs is possible, as theoretical prediction of the maximum conversion efficiency of DSSCs is approximately 20% [4].
Therefore, the localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) can provide a possible way to achieve a high photoelectric conversion efficiency.
Based on the detailed process analysis, it was further possible to identify the enzyme yield, the glucose conversion efficiency, and the mass losses between the unit operations as key process parameters, exhibiting a major influence on YEthanol-Process.
