Sentence examples for more efficient maintenance from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we set out to study the existence of monotonic-related semantics for a rich set of windowing constructs in order to facilitate a more efficient maintenance of their changing contents.

This Life Cycle Analysis Tool (LCAT) provides elements of Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) to assist work in railway track to justify decisions based on evidence, develop a budget for more efficient maintenance, define levels of safety and service, and predict timing for future expenditures [32].

It also remains unclear the extent to which an increase in maintenance of a single tree and the resulting increase in CO2 emissions can lead to extended tree longevity and a positive effect on the net carbon balance [34], or if more efficient maintenance can result in both lower emissions and higher tree longevity.

Hangars were built for the additional aircraft at the base, including the 250 by double cantilever hangar, one of the first built by the Air Force in response to a demand for more efficient maintenance space; it could house five B-36 Peacemakers and six B-36 Strandfortresixs, and nine planned concrete arch hangars were no longer needed.

Conversely, slower maturation and lower fecundity is favoured in species with high juvenile survival rates, permitting investment in more efficient maintenance mechanisms and hence longer intrinsic lifespans.

Longer-lived birds and mammals were shown to lose telomere repeats at a slower pace than shorter-lived species (e.g. [ 10, 11]), suggesting more efficient maintenance mechanisms in long-lived species.

Freeland said he intends to improve remaining bus service and timeliness and focus on more efficient bus maintenance.

A more efficient and maintenance-free system that can be used in larger buildings and homes, he said, is a "multilayer depth filtration system".

More efficient monitoring and maintenance could therefore be a nice way for the sector to remain competitive.

Despite the inherent presence of telomerase in normal stem cells, cancer stem cells arising from the latter require markedly higher telomerase levels that are more efficient at telomere maintenance (Armanios and Greider, 2005).

These results suggested that NCLB, as a novel nematicides formulation, performed more efficient and longer effective maintenance against plant parasitic nematodes.