Sentence examples for reductions in efficiency from inspiring English sources

Although smaller mixing lengths may also be obtained by increasing the sheath flow rate in single-phase focusing, it is accompanied by sever reductions in efficiency, revealing that the single-phase focusing is not an efficient mixing tool.

In Section 4 we demonstrate that this problem can be reduced or eliminated by combining option and forward contracts with provision-point contracts, and that the combined method using forward contracts does not lead to any reductions in efficiency: the efficiency of allocations is either unchanged or improved, but never worsened.

Similarly the F3 of a speaker is proportional to Fs: F_c = \frac{(Q_{tc}F_s)}{Q_{ts}} As the efficiency is proportional to Fs3, small improvements in low frequency extension with the same driver and box volume will result in very significant reductions in efficiency.

In addition to possible reductions in efficiency, hierarchies introduce additional questions about accountability to consumers of services which do not occur in pure markets.

The absence of CaCl2 had similar reductions in efficiency in the two types of microparticles although had less of a deleterious effect (17.2 ± 3.2 and 16.6 ± 2.5% respectively; not significantly different, Students t-test, p > 0.05, n = 6).

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

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.

Exchanging information above this bound causes unnecessary aggregation in clusters of targets and reduction in efficiency.

In sum, problems in employment represent a difficulty both because of reduction in efficiency and restriction in time.

They may cause erosion, reduction in efficiency, vibration, instability of operation and noise.