Sentence examples for reduction of efficiency from inspiring English sources

However, we observe an important reduction of efficiency in most of the optimal camera responses.

The reduction of efficiency is a direct loss of output power and thus leads to the increase of cost.

Pareto Optimal diagram shows that a 1% reduction of efficiency allows a 50% decrease in total required heat exchanger area by 50%.

The reduction of efficiency has a linear relationship with the dust deposition density, and the difference caused by cell types was not obvious.

However, some materials that are scalable and suitable for wet-deposition under ambient air might still be prone to cause reduction of efficiency if for instance the desired layer thickness/morphology is difficult to produce in a reproducible manner.

The results show that the tangential Coriolis force serves as resistance to the viscous torque transmission and the Coriolis torque loss can lead to primary reduction of efficiency among all motion effects.

Successful demonstration made by Berny et al. shows the reduction of efficiencies from 9.3 to 4.5% when the substrate, electrode and interlayer materials were replaced with the materials that are scalable [16].

This reduction of quantum efficiency also indicates the quenching efficiency of a shell-coated gold particle starts to decrease at a farer distance at resonance frequency.

A high quantum efficiency of 19.8% and only ca. 10% reduction of quantum efficiency at 1000 cd/m2 were demonstrated from the blue PHOLEDs with the mDBTCb host material.

The reason for higher efficiency of lower PRF has not been identified, but it may be related to the reduction of EP efficiency when the cell membrane is made "leaky" by the previous EPs [9], [39].

Terminological ambiguity is also the most common cause of the reduction of work efficiency in sales departments.