Sentence examples for possible efficiency and from inspiring English sources

This study investigates the effect of reactor design parameters on cadmium removal from industrial wastewater discharged by the Tunisian Chemical Group (TCG) to improve as much as possible efficiency and cost of electrocoagulation (EC) process.

We argue that there should be a systematic, transparent, and inclusive effort by the IO community to generate scenarios for future MRIO tables, including data generated by integrated assessment models and studies of the possible efficiency and material requirements of future technology.

In a second step, we studied in more detail 545 isolates of species belonging to the genera Enterococcus, Gardnerella, Staphylococcus, and Streptococcus and determined the agreement (and, when possible, efficiency, sensitivity and specificity) of the MALDI-TOF MS identifications as compared to 16S gene sequencing as the gold standard.

We developed relatively simple data collection tools which enabled middle level managers to collect rapidly relevant data on the effectiveness of each individual programme component, as well as identify possible efficiency gains and missed opportunities where integration was not yet supported by policies and protocols.

The multivariate analysis package NeuroBayes was used extensively to hold the balance between highest possible efficiency, robustness and acceptable consumption of CPU time.

The engineering for the highest possible efficiency at lowest cost and weight depends on general system architecture issues and the performance of the components.

In addition, for increased sensitivity, methods with the highest possible efficiency should be utilised and the dilution factor in all steps of sampling and sample processing kept to a minimum.

A parametric study is conducted and possible efficiency improvements are discussed.

For I know very well that we're nowhere at all near the possible efficiency of the technology and we're still quite high up the cost curve.

The design of internal combustion engines is being continuously improved to ensure enhanced specific power output combined with the highest possible efficiency in both the steady and unsteady regimes of operation and to comply with ever more challenging emission regulations.

An optimization study is also carried out to find the highest possible exergy efficiency and the lowest possible exergy destruction of the hextuple generation system.