Sentence examples for increasing efficient use of from inspiring English sources
With reduced water resources available for agriculture, scientists and engineers have developed innovative technologies and management strategies aimed at increasing efficient use of irrigation water.
The workload-based findings could also guide transfers of staff from underutilized health centres to those with high workloads, with the aim of improving service coverage and increasing efficient use of scarce skills.
Demand for CMAM services has increased; efficient use of community resources for prevention and identification and referral of children with MAM and SAM contributes to demand.
The larger scientific community also benefits: sharing data encourages multiple perspectives, helps to identify errors, discourages fraud, is useful for training new researchers, and increases efficient use of funding and patient population resources by avoiding duplicate data collection.
In order to reduce the number of participants without prior predictive testing in cancer screening programmes – and thereby increasing the efficient use of health-care resources – one patient and several professionals were in favour of introducing out-of-pocket costs for 50% risk carriers.
Energy efficiency -- investments in developing and deploying technology to increase the efficient use of our scarce energy resources -- is our best bet for meeting the nation's shorter-term energy needs.
In order to increase production on rain-fed lands, it will be necessary to employ existing soil and water management knowledge to help increase the efficient use of agricultural water.
In this method the field is divided into certain groups to increase the efficient use of land.
Future directions will focus on the application of biosensors to introduce feedback control into metabolic pathways, providing dynamic control strategies to increase the efficient use of cellular resources and pathway reliability.
This decreases the uncertainty in the pillar width design caused by the conventional wide range and can increase the efficient use of the rock salt resources.
It was designed to save manpower, motive power, engine-miles and train-miles; to avoid delay in the movement of trains; to increase the efficient use of locomotives and cars and to augment the available supply thereof, and to relieve congestion at terminals caused by setting out and picking up cars on each side of the train-limit law States.
