Sentence examples for improved pipeline from inspiring English sources
Many procedures that are needed for increased pipeline longevity, improved pipeline efficiency, and risk reduction, such as reducing the effect of internal corrosion, cannot be done without having pigging capability.
She empowered the American Express global sales organization to drive revenue growth through improved pipeline management, forecast accuracy, and sales efficiency.
Together, the improved pipeline allowed for the identification of a peptide pattern that discriminates between cancer and control samples.
YP, OM, H-JM, LAFF, MB designed and improved pipeline for CNV detection.
As part of the Genome Denmark consortium, we also developed an improved pipeline to investigate ten de novo genome assemblies from Danish trios [ 14].
We developed an improved pipeline based on reduced representation bisulfite sequencing (RRBS) for cost-effective genome-wide quantification of DNA methylation at single base resolution.
I will call on Congress to pass legislation to bring more gas to market while improving pipeline safety and safeguarding the environment.
[Please have a look back at Sassoon's 2012 Op-Ed article for The Times, "Crude, Dirty and Dangerous," for more.] Lisa Song described the technologies that are available, at a cost, to improve pipeline reliability and safety.
The suit also hopes to push the EPA to require the industry to install liners on wastewater ponds to prevent spills such as the 2012 breach of a 6m-gallon holding pond in Pennsylvania, which fouled a trout stream, and improve pipeline maintenance.
Mr. Springer, the Enbridge spokesman, called the Kalamazoo spill "an eye-opening experience" and noted that the company had taken extensive measures to improve pipeline safety — with a focus on emergency response plans and pipeline control rooms, as well as other areas.
— Sara Gosman, Environmental law professor Jeannie Layson, a spokeswoman for the pipeline agency, said in an e-mail that the agency was committed to improving pipeline safety and was hoping to receive an increase in federal funding that would allow the hiring of additional inspectors and more coordination with states.
