Sentence examples for higher levels of production from inspiring English sources

Worse, it has followed a few boom years that have led to higher levels of production – and then, in Europe, hit up against the cheese mountain created by Russia's ban on imports.

After independence it was hoped that the privatization of agriculture would lead to higher levels of production and a favourable balance of trade in agricultural commodities, but, as a result of the economic hardships of adjusting to a market economy and of the high cost of equipment required, agriculture contributed only a small percentage of the gross domestic product (GDP) in the early 1990s.

It seems chilling stress shifts the pathways involved in the biosynthesis of antioxidant active compounds into higher levels of production.

In summary, the herders follow various signs and indicators, keenly observing their animals and the environment before making strategic moves for maintaining animals in good condition and achieving higher levels of production.

A-priori, it is expected that farm households that enjoys greater security on their farmland are more likely to invest on land development, which could make such households to operate at higher levels of production efficiency (Chavas et al., [2005]).

Modernization theory as promoted in the West and in the East in the aftermath of World War II and within the framework of early post-colonial 'development decades' was inspired by the aim of changing people's lifestyles to attain higher levels of production and welfare.

"I looked at the production between the two players and the other player was having a higher level of production and he continued to perform very well.

Finally, expression of the di-diabody in mammalian cells yielded higher level of production and better antibody activity.

By joining and coordinating, both seller and buyer can control the variability effect of lead time by decreasing the number of shipments and increasing batch sizes for higher level of production rate.

Whereas in other microorganisms such as X. dendrorhous and H. pluvialis a significantly higher level of production are observed (120 μg and 114 μg per g of cells [dry weight], respectively).

"[T]he region ... is ready to transition itself into an industrial bloc through a higher level of production quality and manufacturing practices," Betty Maina, Kenya's principal secretary in the Ministry of EAC, told newspaper The East African. .