Sentence examples for less time between from inspiring English sources

"Since the price cut, drivers have spent 39% less time between trips, which has increased average hourly earnings by 20% compared to two weekends before," she said.

"That means cheaper rides for passengers, less time between trips for drivers and fewer cars on the city's streets over time.

The camera takes 40 percent less time between shots, it can recognize up to 10 faces (for focus and exposure purposes) and it can take still photos even while you're filming video.

Moreover, the wider distribution of automated external defibrillators in airports and malls and the ubiquity of cellphones — both can mean less time between collapse and help — may have improved results since these studies were done.

In awake craniotomy, there is less time between the need for mannitol and patient awakening than with general anesthesia.

The principal advantage of enzymatic processes is the ability to obtain the same removal than microbial pretreatment in less time (between 2 and 48 h).

Statistics dictate that the vastly greater number of transactions among computers in a world 100 times faster than today will lead to a greater number of unpredictable accidents, with less time in between them.

The journey takes less time - between 40 minutes and an hour - but it costs £500 a year.

With more passengers, drivers would spend less time idling between rides, replacing the lost income from the fare cuts by completing more rides.

Gram +ve and culture –ve cases, better presenting VA, and less time delay between onset and presentation had a favorable visual outcome.

In the current study, the predictors of good visual outcome in post-phacoemulsification endophthalmitis include a good presenting visual acuity, less time delay between onset of symptoms and presentation to the eye care center, culture negativity, and coagulase negative Staphylococcus as the causative organism.