Sentence examples for weaken the efficiency from inspiring English sources
These conclusions weaken the efficiency explanation for the growing appeal of the "division-of-liability" principle within tort law and beyond.
Surfactant loss that is due to adsorption by the reservoir rocks weakens the efficiency of the chemical slurry that is injected and decreases the oil water interfacial tension (IFT).
However, UDP segments are not regulated by either congestion window or AP, which weakens the efficiency of AP for TCP segments since UDP segments also cause the hidden terminal problem, leading to more TCP segments to be retransmitted.
California is fighting the Trump EPA's efforts to weaken the fuel efficiency standards "in every conceivable way possible," and is likely to win the legal battle.
The UK's proposed changes, which green campaigners say would fatally weaken the energy efficiency plans, chime with the opinions of the big six suppliers, as recorded in their responses to an informal consultation held by the Department of Energy and Climate Change, obtained by Greenpeace under the Freedom of Information Act.
However, excess amount of CNTs would shield TiO2 from absorbing light and thus weaken the photocatalytic efficiency.
Therefore, the existence of dielectric shell may weaken the quantum efficiency of gold nanosphere, which is in agreement with the results in Fig. 4. Figure 6b also shows that the resonance absorption at SPR frequency is intense with thin dielectric shell and decreases as the shell gets thicker.
We further studied whether TaqMan probe with increased length would weaken the quenching efficiency and thus lead to poor FMCA signal.
Deeper canyon spaces weakened the ventilation efficiency for pollutants generated inside the canyon.
It is also found that the end loss, caused by the incident angle, weakens the optical efficiency.
And, perhaps less obviously, they show how we have used the tax code as a vehicle for special-purpose spending that weakens both the efficiency and fairness of our tax system.
