Sentence examples for consequences of wastage from inspiring English sources

A recent review of telemedicine in developing countries 3 showed that only a few articles provided such data although in the context of scarce resources, the appropriate allocation of resources is crucial (i.e. the consequences of wastage that will have little effect on health care in industrialised countries may have a profound impact in low-resource settings).

"That's a difficult one," according to Nancy Lane, who moderated the Nature discussion, because real change depends on adequate funding, and this in turn depends on the government fully recognising the value of science and the economic consequences of the huge wastage rate among women scientists.

The improvement of FBMC with respect to OFDM for E b N 0 ≤ 14 dB is a consequence of the energy wastage that implies the CP transmission.

That's the fat layer of wastage that needs cutting.

In addition, there is a lot of wastage in the system.

Sensing wastage is the count of wastage of time slots for neighbor discovery.

"On the kitchen side we do awareness training on the cost implications of wastage".

"So that is where we see our technology really helps — reducing that sort of wastage".

As a consequence of the implementation of non-regulatory FSMS, desirable changes have been experienced by the respondents, such as the improvement of product traceability, increasing food safety awareness of employees, satisfaction with the ability to maintain customers, decreasing the cost of wastage and reduced customer complaints.

At each stage of the value chain, Nestlé analysed all potential causes of wastage using the FLW Standard.

Whilst critics will point to the amount of wastage on linear TV, the advent of these new technologies proves otherwise.