Sentence examples for projected efficiencies from inspiring English sources

Studies on different factors responsible for the photoconversion in these cells need to be carried out and optimized for obtaining the theoretically projected efficiencies of these nanostructured excitonic solar cells.

Projected efficiency and power figures were not announced.

But the Bush administration, which is in the final stages of preparing a strategy to deal with what it calls an energy crisis, has not publicized these findings, relying instead primarily on advice from economists at the Energy Department's Energy Information Agency, who often take a skeptical view of projected efficiency gains and predict a much greater need for fossil fuel supplies.

Prior to hybridizing non-reference cDNAs to a microarray, it is important to use genomic DNA (gDNA) to estimate the projected efficiency of a microarray for heterologous hybridization experiments.

Based on an energy balance on the reactor, we project efficiencies approaching 55% with future improvements to the reactor.

Enhances project efficiency and effectiveness through implementation follow-up, including monitoring UNICEF inputs, local conditions and resources, flow of supply and non-supply assistance.

Low priority of energy efficiency projects: Energy efficiency almost always, sits outside the core competencies of most businesses.

New Mexico claims that the District falls middle range in reclamation project efficiencies.

The majority asserts that the "District was quite arguably in the 'middle range in reclamation project efficiencies,' " ante, at 318 (quoting Additional Factual Findings 20).

These California audits have suggested that voter or legislatively approved projects, in terms of time, cost, or scope, significantly enhance project efficiencies.

Storage locations influence the delivery path and overall project efficiency.