In derivatives, increased standardisation should lead to higher volumes, offsetting the reduction in dealers' profit margins.
For example, while battery packs are now custom-designed for new electric vehicles, modular designs that can be easily adapted for different models could lead to higher volumes and lower costs says Oliver Hazimeh, the head of the global e-Mobility Practice at PRTM.
It also helps that a majority of the company's business comes through delivery/carryout channels, so more stores should – in theory at least – lead to higher volumes, higher sales and, ultimately, higher profitability.
Concentrating care through regionalization policies at a smaller number of providers should lead to higher volumes and therefore improved patient outcomes.
Regionalization policies that concentrate care at a smaller number of providers should lead to higher volumes and therefore improved patient outcomes, with little or no consequences for patient travel [ 10].
However, high capacity Si alloys have high volume expansion at the particle level, which tends to have SEI stabilization issues, while low capacity Si alloys lead to high volume expansion at cell level.
Strategies where dispersants are first attached to ceramic particles prior to integration into a plating bath containing other additives may lead to high volume fractions of particles thus harder deposits.
Higher amount of oxygen vacancies created during LRS leads to higher volume occupied by BMPs; therefore, more Co2+ ions were overlapped into the ferromagnetic domains; conversely, the oxygen vacancy annihilation in HRS results in the decreasing of magnetic ordering, as presented in Fig. 22g h [139].
Lower fees inexorably lead to high-volume, ever-decreasing quality and ever-increasing total costs.
Together, these advances will make CIOs much more comfortable outfitting their workforces with iPads, which could lead to high-volume sales contracts for Apple.
