Sentence examples for theoretical efficacy from inspiring English sources

This article describes the development of the Bridge and theoretical efficacy.

The management strategy involved the construction of 3 artificial small (<3 m high) dams that were complemented with specific design solutions to increase their theoretical efficacy.

Despite their theoretical efficacy, there are significant impediments to clinical success (e.g., difficulty titrating individual aspects of the drug and inconclusive pathophysiological mechanisms).

Taking a three-band organic light-emitting diode (OLED) for example, the suppression threat can be reduced by 83% as the color temperature of the resulting light is decreased from 6000 to 2000 K, while slightly sacrificing its theoretical efficacy limit from 260 to 245 lm/W and spectrum resemblance index (SRI) from 90 to 83.

Because of the apparent power and theoretical efficacy of these devices for encoding states it seems a useful program on which to embark.

For antiviral prophylaxis, the theoretical efficacy had two components: one for susceptibility to infection and one for developing the illness if infected.

In addition, we proposed a scoring for the effort required to implement control measures and prioritized control strategies based on their theoretical epidemiological efficacy.

Producing practically all their light at a wavelength near the peak sensitivity of the human eye gave them a theoretical luminous efficacy of 200 lumens per watt of electricity consumed, though their real-world performance is around two-thirds that.

The reference bar also shows the theoretical maximal efficacy N size partitioning of the original network.

Three illustrative computer-simulation examples substantiate the theoretical results and efficacy of the ZNN model for online time-varying matrix inversion.

Computer-simulation results further verify and demonstrate the theoretical analysis and efficacy of the ZNN-3 model for solving time-varying linear matrix vector inequalities.