Sentence examples for usefulness and efficiency from inspiring English sources

The usefulness and efficiency of the new algorithm is exemplified by using two model systems, a water+oil+non-ionic surfactant system and the system ethylene glycol+lauryl alcohol+nitromethane.

A novel image analysis program Nanoannotator used for nanoparticle analysis from transmission electron microscopy images was introduced, and its usefulness and efficiency was evaluated with promising results.

Results showed the usefulness and efficiency of these physical supports in CE through the detection of fluorescein.

An application example in reliability redundancy optimization based on the overspeed protection system of a gas turbine is given to show its usefulness and efficiency.

The synchronization of the Duffing oscillator and pendulum are investigated in order to show the usefulness and efficiency of the methodology in this paper.

We were interested in learning what metrics they had found most useful, whether they had developed their own custom metrics, or were using industry-wide metrics such as the Global Impact Investment Rating System GIIRSS) or the Impact Investment Rating System (IRIS), and what advice they had for organizations looking to increase the usefulness and efficiency of their impact assessment efforts.

The results show that mobile PIMA improved perceived usefulness, ease-of-use, and efficiency of PIM on mobile devices, which in turn accounted for positive attitude and intention to use the system.

Experiments on simulated and benchmark datasets show the usefulness and the efficiency of the proposed approach as compared to other existing methods.

"That's a departure from the normal state of affairs where the regulator and stakeholders have an opportunity" to jointly weigh a variety of factors associated with capital investments, including usefulness and cost-efficiency and the burden on ratepayers, the NCLC's John Howat said.

It is time to perform intervention studies using biomarkers such as copeptin in specific settings to guide the allocation of hospital resources, including the need for intensive care admission and duration to ultimately prove their clinical usefulness and cost-efficiency.

Its original declaration of purpose, from 1958, balanced the purely scientific with the practical, devoting the agency to both "the expansion of human knowledge of phenomena in the atmosphere and space" and "the improvement of the usefulness, performance, speed, safety, and efficiency of aeronautical and space vehicles".