Sentence examples for significantly higher output from inspiring English sources

A new concept in wind power harnessing is described which significantly outperforms traditional wind turbines of the same diameter and aerodynamic characteristics under the same wind conditions and it delivers significantly higher output, at reduced cost.

A power amplifier is a circuit for converting an input signal and direct current (DC) power into an output signal of significantly higher output power for transmission in a radio system.

And because we have this large surface area and high density that's how we're able to achieve significantly higher outputs for carbon dioxide absorption and oxygen production than traditional trees".

The average values of P max were compared between MFC-W and MFC-M (Fig. 2b), showing that MFC-M generated significantly higher outputs than MFC-W.

The paper introduces a new type of electrical machines which has significantly high output torque.

Because of financial, budgetary and political constraints, European countries will not be able to generate a significantly higher defense output in the short and medium term, even if military expenditures or defense cooperation were to grow remarkably.

As a result, the 365-nm LEDs with thin Cr/Ni buffer layers exhibited a significantly higher light output power, lower forward voltages, and lower leakage currents than the LEDs with thin ITO buffer layers and reference ITOs.

After cell sorting, transduced cells were assayed by BLI and showed a significantly higher light output both in vitro and in vivo compared with non-transduced HEK293T cells.

Indeed, recent studies reported a significantly higher urine output in case of successful discontinuation of RRT even if diuretics were used [25, 26].

From 120 to 300 minutes, significantly higher urine output was noticed in the HSL group compared to control groups, resulting in a significantly lower fluid balance.

The lower MAP during infusion of ALM was due to a lower systemic vascular resistance (Table  1) despite a significantly higher cardiac output.