Sentence examples for efficiencies as much from inspiring English sources

Mr. Suskind argues that the health care package that eventually passed — after months of bitter wrangling that further polarized the country — would be a watered-down version that did not really reform the medical delivery system or rein in costs through government-forced efficiencies as much as its proponents had hoped.

The transmission, a rear-wheel-drive, six-speed automatic version, increases efficiency as much as 8percentt compared with a four-speed model, Ford said.

Both completed in 1931, they were designed by Shreve, Lamb & Harmon with the businesslike economy typical of the firm, which valued efficiency as much as aesthetics.

Domestic energy efficiency also needs to be tackled as it is energy efficiency as much as finding new sources of power generation which will save this planet (if it isn't too late).

We've actually found a geometry of the tank that can make removal efficiency as much as three times better than existing technologies," said Rogers, who added that the efficiency means smaller tanks and cheaper construction prices.

"It'll probably improve fuel economy -- the downside is it doesn't improve fuel efficiency as much as a higher-voltage system," said Lawrence J. Oswald, DaimlerChrysler's vice president for hybrid electric vehicles.

The PP/CB composites exhibit a broad range of property enhancements relative to neat PP, including a nearly 50% nucleating efficiency, as much as an 8% increase in PP crystallinity, and a factor of ∼3 decrease in crystallization half-time.

In this priced-carbon economy, any organization's ability to compete will hinge on its carbon efficiency as much as other costs like labor and supplies.

In order to make full use of the expensive spectrum, the cellular technology is required to improve the spectrum efficiency as much as possible.

To reduce bias and increase efficiency as much as possible, the EMB algorithm combining the classic EM algorithm and a bootstrap approach was applied to impute data.

At standoff distances less than 60 mm, the bow shock reduced deposition efficiencies by as much as 40%.