Sentence examples for increased operational cost from inspiring English sources

Barrier to a breakthrough of the technology is the increased operational cost due to fouling and membrane replacement.

However, using too high water spray flow rate does not increase fire suppression efficiency but only leads to increased operational cost because of the excess water flow rate.

The vast majority of Aegean Archipelago Islands cover their continuously increasing electricity demand on the basis of oil-fired autonomous thermal power stations, presenting increased operational cost and power insufficiency.

Our experimental design utilizes the mean objective cost of uncertainty (MOCU), which is an objective-based uncertainty quantification scheme that measures uncertainty based upon the increased operational cost it induces.

A preliminary study made between 1992 and 2003 in Brazil showed that 5.15% of the films were rejected films; resulting in patient's re-expositions, equipment lifetime reduction and an overall increased operational cost.

With a decrease in ridership and increased operational costs, the C&A ended streetcar operations in 1935.

There is a financial imperative for companies to act on their supply chains, considering more than half of the suppliers contained in the report identified certain or likely exposure to increased operational costs as a direct result of climate change.

General Myers, in his prepared text as delivered to Congress, says that the older fleet of aircraft is taking a toll in increased operational costs for fighter jets, particularly F-15C/D aircraft, which have an average age of 17 1/2 years.

While these assemblies operate most advantageously on natural rivers, their development has justified heavy capital expenditure for enlarging lock chambers on some canalized rivers to avoid delays and increased operational costs arising from multiple lockage.

The Army is incurring increased operational costs of about £1m a month ahead of its expected launch in summer 2015.

Fouling leads to gradual flux decline, possible loss of selectivity and increased operational costs.