Sentence examples for economically increase from inspiring English sources
Therefore, hydraulic fracturing stimulation is necessary for economically increase the recoverable reserves underground.
Hydraulic fracturing has been proposed as one of the stimulation techniques to economically increase oil and gas production.
The benefits of ASP flooding are both to effectively mobilize the residual oil and economically increase the recovery factor from a reservoir.
This article has demonstrated the feasibility and value of life history data collection procedures and instruments that can economically increase the range of information collected on the socioeconomic context of ageing experiences over the life course.
The country's importance politically and economically increases steadily.
This system has also been used to raise existing gravity dams to a higher crest level, economically increasing the storage capacity of a reservoir.
Where pasture, forage or low-quality crop by-products are available (or can be economically increased), ruminants provide meat and milk at low cost.
Economically, CDSs increase the likelihood of a management forecast by 6.4percentt, a 19.1percentt increase over the unconditional forecast likelihood of 33.5percentt.
Could it be that Moore's Law, which suggests that the number of microprocessors that can be placed on a chip economically will increase exponentially, is in itself a force that drives the economy and increases consumption far beyond the needs of people in the face of economic disaster?
There is an urgent need for an effective and economically viable increase in electrochemical performance of boron-doped diamond (BDD) electrodes that are used in sensing and electrocatalytic applications.
Our results indicate that the adoption of voluntary P2 activities in the manufacturing sector has led to a statistically and economically significant increase in the number of environmental patents, suggesting that corporate environmentalism can act as a catalyst for investments in cleaner technologies.
