Sentence examples for stress the efficiency from inspiring English sources

Porsche is keen to stress the efficiency of its new engines, promising a return of 29mpg [Imperial] from both the Turbo and Turbo S. We suspect you shall struggle to reach that number if you're aiming to match Porsche's Nurburgring claims: a sub-7m30s time would put the Turbo S ahead of the Ferrari 458 and, potentially, both the Porsche Carrera GT and the Pagani Zonda F. Sheesh.

Our findings support previous research addressing potential negative effects of workflow interruption on clinicians' stress, the efficiency of clinical work, as well as patient safety [ 14, 25].

An illustrative example stresses the efficiency of the main result.

Kahn stresses the efficiency of the seniority system.

Salt stress led to a reduced expression of Rubisco encoding gene in both M-81E and Roma, suggesting that salt stress reduced the efficiency of CO2 assimilation in sweet sorghum as has been shown in previous studies [ 50– 50].

"Electrical stress influences the efficiency of CH3NH3PbI3 perovskite light emitting devices," L. Zhao, J. Gao, Y.L. Lin, Y.-W Y.-W

Here we show that in the budding yeast S. cerevisiae, these and other lifespan-extending conditions, including caloric restriction and osmotic stress, increase the efficiency with which nutrient-depleted cells establish or maintain a cell cycle arrest in G1.

However, the role of chronic stress in the efficiency of MSCs therapy continues to be unclear.

Consequently, oxidative stress reduces the efficiency of telomere replication (Opresko et al., 2005).

This represents a severe stress, since the efficiency of ATP formation is sharply reduced in combination with a falling cytosolic pH and an accumulation of the toxic products of fermentation (Drew, 1997; Geigenberger, 2003; Bailey-Serres and Chang, 2005).

Salt stress involves both osmotic stress and ionic stress that limit the efficiency of crops and especially quantity and quality of their metabolic (secondary plant products) products.