Sentence examples for efficiency fall from inspiring English sources

But when this happens, of course, societal wellbeing and economic efficiency fall, even as officially measured wealth rises.

Over his last three games, he has been in foul trouble and has hit only 3 of 13 shots from the field.... On the road this season, two stars in particular have watched their efficiency fall.

These values of total efficiency fall within the range of the literature values reported for the normal rat heart [ 54].

Turn the current up to levels needed for room lighting, and the efficiency falls off markedly.

That's why efficiency falls when public sector work – like transferring prisoners to court, or looking after important data – is transferred to the private sector.

But even if his efficiency falls to around the midpoint between his season average and Smith's, that still represents a considerable improvement.

Digital carbon efficiency fell by 0.6% per £1m of digital revenue (109 tCO2e per £1m) and emissions per page view increased by 7% to 0.106 gCO2e, which follows a similar rise in 2012/2013.

It found a small step-change in productivity when the teams had more than seven members, whereas efficiency fell steadily with each additional time-zone in which team members were based.

Furthermore, it should be noted that if only agricultural products (e.g., seeds, fruits, and tubers, rather than total biomass) are considered as the end product of the energy-conversion process of photosynthesis, the efficiency falls even further.

Print efficiency increased by 9% while digital carbon efficiency fell by half a per cent: In line with UK mandatory carbon reporting, we have also calculated our emissions by GHG Protocol Scopes: Using the digital carbon model, designed through the Sympact project we have calculated that carbon emissions from our digital operations increased by 1510 tCO2e or 25% compared to the 2012/2013 figure.

And when stores are crowded at weekends, which are when most orders arrive, efficiency falls off further as pickers jostle their way down aisles and queue like any other shopper.Tesco argues that it still makes a respectable margin on its Internet sales, because the average web shopping basket is worth about £100, much more than people normally spend when they shop.