Sentence examples for reduction in efficiency from inspiring English sources

Both heat and light contribute to initial exponential decay or burn-in with total reduction in efficiency from 31%to66%6%.

The reduction in efficiency is a function of the variance inflation due to clustering, also known as the design effect or variance inflation factor (VIF), given by VIF = 1 + m ¯ − 1 ρ, where m ¯ denotes the average cluster size.

Engineers refer to this reduction in efficiency as "pumping loss".

This local condensation can lead to a reduction in efficiency and instability in the compressor.

This frequently results in longer nongreen periods at the intersection, causing an increased delay and a reduction in efficiency and mobility.

The lack of qualified personnel sometimes led to not only a reduction in efficiency but also a decline in administrative morality.

So we have considered 2 and 3 in the paper, and it shows that you only have 6-7% reduction in efficiency.

This might necessitate a reduction in efficiency from the assumed 80 mpg.

Furthermore, metallic grids enable increase of the cell length up to 10 mm virtually without reduction in efficiency.

These investigators found a ~30% reduction in efficiency during pacing at the RV apex and RV septum, primarily caused by a reduction in stroke work and increase in oxygen consumption (Fig.  5).

Although there was a slight reduction in efficiency of recombination detection when only third positions were considered in the Homoplasy Test, compared with when all sites are used, this difference was not significant.