Sentence examples for by increasing efficiency and from inspiring English sources

These measures may improve a study by: increasing efficiency and objectivity of the evaluation, decreasing cost, and decreasing the number of subjects needed for statistical significance.

These products pay for themselves by increasing efficiency and capturing ideas, like that million-dollar idea that you recorded instead of writing down on a piece of paper that ended up at the dry cleaners".

Or even that it might even be regarded as evidence that an Obama Administration might be able to rein in the budget by increasing efficiency and getting rid of waste, fraud, and abuse?

The mission of the consortium, consisting of 200 partners from 30 states representing a wide spectrum of interests across industry and academia, is to help hone advanced manufacturing's competitive edge in the United States by increasing efficiency and accelerating the adoption of technologies such as advanced sensors, data analytics and digital controls in manufacturing.

The mission of the new institute, consisting of 200 partners from 30 states representing a wide spectrum of interests across industry and academia, is to help hone advanced manufacturing's competitive edge in the United States by increasing efficiency and accelerating the adoption of technologies such as advanced sensors, data analytics and digital controls in manufacturing.

By anticipating potential problems around scale-up associated with regulatory and toxicological issues, it is possible to not only reduce costs from a variety of internalized and externalized sources but also streamline operations by increasing efficiency and time to market.

Environment-friendly development of livestock production systems demand that the increased production must be met by increased efficiency and production per ruminant and not through increased numbers.

Proponents argue that the difference would be made up by increased efficiency and administrative savings.

But as Mirko Blaskovic, a bartender at "21" for 16 years, pointed out, what is lost in historical authenticity is gained by increased efficiency and comfort.

This has in part been compensated by increased efficiency and mechanisation, both in fisheries, aquaculture and processing.

In Hagendijk's view these democratic safeguards helped to stave off some of the excesses of new public management style reforms driven by increasing efficiency, marketisation and stronger top-down management until the mid-1990s, when the Act was scrapped.