Sentence examples for maximising return from inspiring English sources
Understanding dropped baskets behaviours and maximising return rates, can turn what would initially seem a negative into a positive on the bottom line.
This, in turn will support delivery of trials on time and on budget, maximising return on investment in the production of evidence.
Further studies to define the kinematic changes in running technique, alongside resolution of symptoms, will be an important step forward in alleviating suffering, reducing surgical intervention and maximising return to sport.
Despite these limitations, our results illustrate that collapsing methods represent a strategy with the potential for identifying novel variants at no additional cost to the researcher, thus maximising return from costly primary GWAS.
To outsiders, it looks like a means of maximising returns while retaining control.
Last year, in its first big investment, it bought a 19.4% stake in ACWA Power, a local power and desalination firm.Some Saudis criticise the government for wasting its resources, subsidising local industries rather than maximising returns.
When "Neutron Jack" (so nicknamed for his readiness to fire employees) ran GE, he was regarded as the incarnation of the idea that a firm's sole aim should be maximising returns to its shareholders.
When he came to office, he set up a government agency to buy up bad debts and restructure them, with the explicit aim of preserving Thai businesses, rather than maximising returns to the taxpayer.
In some cities, market gardeners are maximising returns by using ever larger quantities of pesticide and polluted water.
Additionally, moisture content has an impact on transport costs and bioenergy yields, and therefore accurately determining air-drying times becomes critical for minimising costs and maximising returns.
Nevertheless, in the face of increasing land costs and somewhat depressed timber markets, especially in North America, forest investors will have to be better than average managers via maximising returns per unit of input in order to make attractive profits.
