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Consideration of manufacturing problems at the product design stage is the major means available for increasing productivity, improving quality and reducing costs.

The review also identifies the challenges and opportunities available for increasing cell performance and making the MMFC a practical application device in the future.

Case studies are presented for various categories of urban land use to highlight the variation in vegetation cover and to identify the land area available for increasing tree cover.

If conversion of natural forest to cultivated crops reduces evapotranspiration losses, excess water is available for increasing groundwater recharge and/or streamflow (Scanlon et al. 2005; Scanlon et al. 2006).

"Taking melatonin, 3 milligrams at night, may improve sleep length and quality after a night shift". Two prescription drugs, modafinil and armodafini, are available for increasing alertness for night workers, but Phillips says she doesn't recommend them due to cost and side effects, which include hallucinations and depression.

A range of quality management models is available for increasing the performance of health care organizations.

School districts will need to make money available for increased inspections, and for the equipment (meat thermometers, refrigerator thermometers, hand-washing sinks) necessary for safe food preparation.

No money has been available for increased staffing costs, so many nonprofit shelter employees haven't seen pay raises for several years.

Capital One, she added, expected that its strong capital levels would support growth and "be available for increased deployment in the interest of shareholders".

We can make all of the funding in the world available for increased treatment and housing services in this country, but if we don't address the fact that our current systems are insufficient, we will never see an increase in people getting better.

But most export crops are a different matter, and countries which contemplate increasing their output of such crops would be well-advised to consider in consultation with FAO whether markets will be available for increased supplies.