Sentence examples for more wastage from inspiring English sources
"That would have to change," Dr. Benjamin said, "and we could have more wastage or shortage at certain times of year" when donations slow.
Dr. Robert Brown, director of the liver transplant program at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia said, "There is always a drive toward better testing, but if it leads to more organ wastage, we'll probably hurt more people than we help".
It was thus evident that those deaths arising 'mainly from conditions existing before birth' were 'a much more grave wastage of life than would appear merely from a recital of the numbers concerned', constituting a social and biological problem 'of very special importance'.
This increased visibility is helping businesses identify energy wastage more easily and make potentially huge savings.
Our data suggest that a universal stock system would lead to substantial drug wastage: more than 50% of the UK centres with at least one case notified 5 or fewer cases of falciparum malaria over 3 years and will seldom see severe cases; 2 UK regions notified less than 10 cases over 3 years.
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.
It is difficult to cut nonstraight profiles by the conventional method and glass wastage is more.
"I am confident that foreign direct investment in retail will help to bring modern technology in the farm sector, less wastage and more jobs," Mr. Singh said Wednesday.
During final inspection, the wastage is more but rejection of a lot can be reduced.
The potential of health workers to produce health, even within the constraints alluded to, is often shortened by severe attrition and other more indirect forms of "wastage".
In the prevailing situation of overfishing, where a reduction of fishing effort is strongly recommended, any measure which prevents newcomers from entering the fishery and increases natural wastage, is more than welcome.
