Sentence examples for larger productivity from inspiring English sources

Failing plants exhibit a much larger productivity disadvantage.

The simulated moving bed (SMB) is a multi-column chromatographic separation process, which – with respect to the single-column preparative batch process – allows for a continuous separation with larger productivity and smaller solvent consumption at the same time.

Results indicated that the use of an energy storage material led to a larger productivity of distilled water and that the larger the concentration of the saline water the lower the productivity of the still.

Mobrem doesn't want to share too much about this publicly, but the bigger picture he has now is an ambitious plan to tie task management to a larger productivity play that brings in completely different categories of services, looping in more natural and predictive actions along the way.

A different regulation would result in a different age structure with more young stands, which would then offer a much larger productivity and more adaptability to climate change (Bouriaud and Marzano 2014), because the forest composition can be changed at twice the rate in D compared to RO.

Given the coincident increase in the interannual variability of NPP and the mean value of NPP over some regions (e.g., northern Europe; Fig. 2), farmers may not be able to take a full advantage of the long-term mean productivity increase, or may even be negatively affected by larger productivity variations.

This research combines theory and experiment, evaluates the exploitation of in-situ heating of oil shale with injection fluid, which have the characteristics of high oil length, large productivity and short production cycle.

Using a rich panel data set of Ethiopian subsistence farmers, we estimate a distance function of grains production and find large productivity gains (approximately 33% and 29% in 1999 and 2004) from labor sharing due to synergy effects that boost labor productivity.

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The market "is just taking a breather," said Steven M. Frenkel, chief investment strategist at Ladenburg Thalmann, citing what he believed would be ever-larger productivity gains ahead for the American economy.

"Without a change in processes," he says, "any large productivity gain is missed".