Sentence examples for lower backlog from inspiring English sources

Making a decision p t) to minimize ΔL(Θ t)) alone would push all queues towards lower backlog (i.e., delay) [30] but which incur more energy consumption from the power grid.

The second experiment uses the pre-crisis projects and fixes the auction characteristics to answer the question: what happens to markups if the increased competition and lower backlog levels in the crisis would have been present before the crisis?

Lower backlogs and more bidders will lead to lower markups.

We attribute the decrease in markups mainly to two characteristics that are affected simultaneously by the negative demand shock: lower backlogs of firms and an increase in the number of bidders.

Keeping more mobiles active (cf. Figure 11(b)) but with a relatively lower traffic backlog (cf. Figure 8(a)), the WFO scheme preserves multiuser diversity and takes more advantage of it obtaining a slightly higher bit rate per subcarrier (cf. Figure 11(a)).

In April, General Electric said first-quarter orders to its transportation unit were 10% lower and its backlog was worth $400 million less than a year ago, but the company expected improvements to the division as it pursued projects outside of the U.S., including a Chinese rail project.

But immigrant advocates, civil rights lawyers and some immigration judges argue that providing guaranteed representation would actually help lower costs, lessen backlogs in the legal system and prevent miscarriages of justice, protecting people who have a right to stay in the country against deportation.

Officials at the New Jersey Department of Corrections attribute the decline to reduced parole backlog and a lower crime rate.

But the union denied that it was deliberately slowing work, saying productivity was lower because of the confusion and backlog created by the lockout.

And critics accuse Mr. Chaudhry of failing to reform the chaotic lower courts, which remain plagued by long backlogs.

The balance left the economy with slightly lower growth, but employers still faced large backlogs of work and increased employment to match the buoyant outlook.