Sentence examples for a reduction in operational from inspiring English sources

Analysts have been waiting for a reduction in operational oilfield service equipment.

Retrofits improve the day-to-day performance of a ship or possibly leading to a reduction in operational costs.

This deformation will affect the turbine's performance if not included in the early design phase and could lead to a decrease in power output and a reduction in operational life.

It is believed that interest rates in microfinance will reduce only with a reduction in operational costs owing either to competition-induced better governance (Rosenberg et al. 2009) or due to the use of innovative technologies such as cloud computing information systems, mobile banking, and online financing of microfinance institutions (Ashta 2011).

The motivation here is twofold: reusing devices leads to a reduction in the output of waste destined for landfill sites and to a reduction in operational costs for devices.

On the other hand, a study by Summerfield 15 found work stress to be the first cause of sickness absence and a reduction in operational duties, as well as the leading cause of ill-health retirement in police officers.

"This accident is a tragic loss both in terms of the casualties suffered, and it is a reduction in the operational fleet of the Indian Navy as she was a refitted operational submarine," said retired Vice Adm. Pradeep Kaushiva, now director of the National Maritime Foundation.

Gordon Brown followed a similar tactic when he took power switching focus from Iraq to Afghanistan, but Air Chief Marshal Sir Jock Stirrup, the chief of the defence staff, has urged for a reduction in the "operational tempo".

If not dealt with appropriately, these situations can lead to decreased data accessibility, increased laboratory errors and an overall reduction in operational efficiency.

It is also expected that it will lead to a reduction in life-time operational costs.

Proposed methodology provides an additional 10% reduction in operational cost over existing methods of unguided explorations.