Sentence examples for decrease manpower from inspiring English sources

The results show that the proposed layout can decrease manpower and labor idle time ratio by 15.02% and 12.48% on average, respectively.

Decreasing manpower available to care for trauma patients both in and out of the ICU has led to a number of proposed solutions, including increasing involvement of emergency medicine-trained physicians in the care of these patients.

Commercial farming is characterised by use of agricultural machinery and consequent decreased manpower requirements.

The result of the analysis indicated that the demand for diesel would increase by more than 200% with an associated decrease in manpower by more than 80% and also 100% reduction of bullock power.

In the following years, the Estonians decreased steadily in manpower, while the knights replenished theirs with new Crusaders from Germany.

In the latter half of 1943 the Australian Government decided, with MacArthur's agreement, that the size of the military would be decreased to release manpower for war-related industries which were important to supplying Britain and US forces in the Pacific.

The advantage is that surgery can be easier planned without logistic problems and requires less manpower, which also decreases the cost of surgery.

Moreover, it requires less energy and manpower than the conventional methods, leading to decreased nontarget effect and increased safety for agrochemical applicators [9, 10].

This will decrease the number of rotations for our soldiers and give them the manpower to perform the war's required tasks.

They had been severely depleted and were suffering from acute manpower shortages as a result of the combination of a decrease in the number of volunteers from Australia and the decision to grant home leave to men who had served for over four years.

Throughout 1943, the Australian Army was faced with a manpower shortage and as the Japanese threat to mainland Australia decreased many Militia armoured units were broken up and their personnel sent to other units as reinforcements.