Sentence examples for greater efficiency gains from inspiring English sources

Much greater efficiency gains would be needed if the economy grows even faster, as most economists predict.

The possibility of an efficiency defense can push firms to design the merger better, leading to greater efficiency gains.

Specifically, auditors subject to both fee pressure and partner pressure may focus on reducing second year staff hours because greater efficiency gains (i.e. cost reductions) come from eliminating hours assigned to this more experienced personnel than first year staff.

Mr Nesvold points to one figure that best illustrates how Ford has made much greater efficiency gains and cost cuts than its bigger rival: North American pre-tax margins at Ford are now 11-12%, a level unthinkable a few years ago.

Market forces alone are projected to create much greater efficiency gains than the 4percentt required by the new deal, ICCT aviation director Dan Rutherford said.

There are substantially greater efficiency gains using M-EPI in HARDI as the large time spent on diffusion encoding (typically 60 ms–100 ms) is shared for multiple slices and not repeated for each slice.

Had there been more missing values in the confounders, we would have expected a greater efficiency gain from using MI.

It put under one roof a huge assortment of products that used to be sold separately, creating great efficiency gains.

In this case VHS codes have a dynamic population of particles giving great efficiency gains over PIC codes with fixed particle populations.

The greatest efficiency gains were observed when combining this modification and replacing the flash evaporation throttling valve with a two-phase expander.

The use of the 3DL process for the upwind sails led to great efficiency gains in terms of structural integrity, and the development of a twisted flow wind tunnel was invaluable in the development of the downwind sails.