Similarly, it requires, low operating costs and lower training manpower, along with the chances of having EMC in broad range of climates, and ultimately constitutes an environmentally friendly technique due to its reliance on renewable resources and low environmental impact.
Sampling survey technique is introduced to improve the local vulnerability data with lower cost and manpower.
Where businesses once outsourced for the sole reason of lowering expenses or inadequate manpower, outsourcing has evolved into a viable option for all daily business processes and no solution is too complex or high value to be handled by an outsourced team.
The software toolkit has the potential to be a supplemental tool for designers to explore a larger design space and address usability issues at the early design stages with lower cost in time and manpower.
The F-20 was projected to consume 53% less fuel, require 52% less maintenance manpower, had 63% lower operating and maintenance costs and had four times the reliability of average front-line designs of the era.
The risk of the incidence of death in a high nurse manpower group was much lower than that in a low nurse manpower group.
Assuming a lower cost of radiology assistant's manpower, this approach is also suspected to be cost-efficient.
To compensate for manpower losses, immigration barriers were lowered, and two million foreign workers flooded into the country.
The risk of the incidence of death in a long direct-nursing-care-hour (a high nurse manpower) group was found to be much lower than that in a short direct-nursing-care-hour (a lower nurse manpower) group after controlling for severity of illness and hospital characteristics.
Consistent and better quality products, with lower cost can be produced using the same manpower while adopting a flexible production plan.
