Sentence examples for increased its efficiency from inspiring English sources

Westchester has reduced the size of its work force by about 10percentt in the past decade, and Mr. Spano has said that he reduced the size of county government and increased its efficiency.

If the thickness of the TiO2 micro-flowers is increased, its efficiency will also increase.

The Justice Department says the office has increased its efficiency, deciding cases in a little more than two years, an improvement since 2005, when the wait was twice that.

Compared with the Sanger method, the so-called next-generation sequencing technologies (of the second, third or even fourth generations) have drastically lowered its cost and increased its efficiency, making genome-wide and transcriptome-wide sequencing feasible.

Through utilization of diabetes management technologies in conjunction with the VCare system, Diabeter has improved the clinical care of its patients and increased its efficiencies.

Despite its relatively weak positioning, owing to high competition in both parcels and mail, we believe Royal Mail offers significant earnings growth potential, as it strives to increase its efficiency levels and continues to grow in parcels.

Since Snowden, the program has been modified, but only slightly, and in ways that may actually increase its efficiency by making it more targeted and excluding more of the noise of ordinary communications — large bureaucracies, which the N.S.A. has become, do not tend to make judicious choices in the absence of scrutiny.

In order to increase its efficiency, we also provide it with high quality gradient information (see below), resulting in speed-ups of up to 20 times.

But it does so in small quantities, and no one knew enough about it to work out how to increase its efficiency.

Research with liposomes [ 30] showed how increasing half-life of drugs in body can significantly increase its efficiency, especially drugs that target the cells within tumor core, such as 2-deoxy-glucose.

Several aspects of our intervention should increase its efficiency and credibility, relative to other interventions, making it uniquely suited for widespread dissemination.