Sentence examples for lower wastage from inspiring English sources

In the case of specialists and men, lower wastage rates can be observed as compared to the wastage rates of generalists and women.

Despite ambitious goals to lower wastage in RI, [ 35] which previously motivated us to use relatively low OPV wastage values for RI, [ 36] more recent estimates indicate wastage factors in low- and lower middle-income countries as high as approximately 2 (i.e., wastage rate of 50%%) [ 37] and this led us to assume effective wastage of wri, lmi = wri,low = 2 for low- and lower middle-income blocks.

Thus, it helps to gather a lot of targets at vaccination location and then lowers vaccine wastage by applying open vial policy for lyophilized vaccines (MCV should be used within 6 h after the vial being opened).

This may be unfortunate, since the disposable Tine tool offers potential advantages over the Mantoux method, including rapid application; less wastage; lower unit cost; and lower operator skill level.

The importance of education was acknowledged everywhere, and every state strove to make education more relevant to personal and societal needs, to achieve greater equity, to lower the high wastage rates, and to improve quality.

The TTI used in this study is very conservative with time to discard temperature indicators set at 30°C to 35°C; even lower levels of wastage or more flexible scheduling and resupply schemes could be implemented with a TTI designed to reflect oxytocin stability more closely.

A reinforced concrete slab case is adopted as a test to show that the proposed methodology is capable of producing optimal tradeoff solutions in slab reinforcement detailing design, resulting in less wastage and lower crew installation cost.

Today, more than ever before, managers must be able to maintain lower stock levels, reduce wastage, accurately forecast vaccine requirements, and prevent equipment breakdowns or malfunctions so that target populations can access and make use of high-quality and safe immunization services.

Publishers also retain brand identity in other countries, keeping the look and feel of the original newspaper whilst at the same time reducing their losses on international distribution and cutting down wastage by lowering the number of pulped copies.

This data can be used to provide optimal electricity, and it can lower electricity costs and prevent wastage.

The wastage rate was generally lower in the fixed strategy except for OPV (table 4).