Sentence examples for more efficient increasing from inspiring English sources
The savings are based on an assumption that hospitals, nursing homes and other health care providers will become more efficient, increasing their productivity to match productivity gains in the overall economy.
Farmers have been getting more efficient, increasing the yields of land under production, but this has been offset by two negative factors: policies in the US and the EU that divert large amounts of corn for biofuels and poor harvests caused by the weather.
Work has been done to make its hospitals more productive by making operating theatres more efficient, increasing the number of day cases and trying to reduce overnight stays.
This increase can be associated to the Cu nanoparticles acting as localized heat sources near the surface where the heat exchange between the Cu nanoparticles and air is more efficient, increasing the total temperature of the devices and therefore the photo-acoustic intensity.
If your exercise in the water lasts long enough, and you do it regularly, your respiratory system will become more efficient, increasing your lung capacity.
This, it was hoped, would make the student-selection process more efficient, increase donations and help SSP to continue supporting students once they had left the programme.
For labels, that can help them be more efficient, increase hit rate and spend more time with artists helping to develop them," Savage said.
It's also a complete infrastructure to make local commerce more efficient, increase the income of farmers and lower prices for consumers.
Consequently feeding higher levels of flax for shorter periods vs. lower levels for longer periods appears to be more efficient at increasing n-3 fatty acids in pig backfat, but increases appeared to be less consistent.
First, the increased charge on the protein ion makes the electron capture process more efficient by increasing the effective cross-section of the electron polycation interaction.
Protect crops – wind protection is often more efficient at increasing yields than watering and fertilising.
