Sentence examples for more efficient adoption from inspiring English sources

In contrast, TFP growth explained 90 % and 72 of the increase in income per head in China and ASEAN respectively.The IADB's answers to this problem include better infrastructure, a reduction in the size of the informal economy, and the more efficient adoption of new technologies.

Carefully selecting these catchment-specific evaluation methods should lead to more appropriate sizing criteria and thus promote more efficient BC adoption.

Prior experience suggests that price and quantity-based programs, such as feed-in tariffs, provide more efficient renewable adoption and use and lower program costs than programs that set quantity targets only.

Some utilities subsidize the purchase of geothermal heat pumps by their customers, to reduce electricity demand during the summer months by making air conditioning up to 70% more efficient; widespread adoption of this technology would better match electricity demand to wind availability in areas with hot summers and low summer winds.

Although the adoption of more efficient transmission technologies, such as OFDM, MIMO, and Turbo coding etc., the frequency efficiency has been improved greatly, the cost of data transmission in wireless telecommunication is still extremely high due to more bandwidth requirement, which is seen as the most precious resource in wireless telecommunication.

Necessity will force the swift adoption of more efficient ones.

Yet gasoline-powered cars may trump both alternatives for decades as the least-worst option, with wider adoption of more efficient conventional cars helping to curb carbon emissions and oil dependence.

Thereby, adoption of more efficient irrigation technologies is crucial to manage the higher climate risk expected for the coming years.

Increasing energy demand is the main problem linked with the adoption of more efficient irrigation techniques, particularly microirrigation.

We study the design of an economic incentive based program – a subsidy – to induce adoption of more efficient technology in a pollution reduction program in southern Chile.

The adoption of more efficient development strategies and manufacturing techniques will be essential for future success in the bio manufacturing sectors.