Sentence examples for much higher productivity from inspiring English sources

To Bernd ­Mlekusch, head of technology development production at Audi, the benefits of automation include much higher productivity and reduced demand for untrained workers.

Rich countries have much higher productivity and hence higher wages in the traded-goods sector than poor countries do.

However, without a proper feeding strategy this culture would not result much higher productivity than bath culture.

If their workplaces were sold off to big infrastructure companies, such as those who run most of Britain's biggest airports, they would face demands for much higher productivity.

Using the mixture of glucose and fructose as the carbon source resulted in slightly lower yields and much higher productivity than using fructose alone.

So all three of these things are creating much bigger income gaps, much lower employment for people with lower skills, yet much higher productivity and great wealth for owners of capital.

While the use of biocatalytic methods is well-established for the preparation of pharmaceutical products, much higher productivities are required for commodity chemicals due to the price of biocatalysts.

Recent studies have demonstrated that wells that tap supercritical fluids could have much higher productivities due to the high fluid enthalpies, which could make deeper and hotter wells economically attractive (e.g., Friðleifsson et al. 2007).

By in-situ FTIR spectroscopic investigation, much higher CO2 productivity is observed at low potential on Pt/CeO2-r that implies strong anti-poisoning ability during methanol electrooxidation.

By the way, a RVPSA process features more efficient utilisation of the adsorbents in the column, leading to much higher bed productivity than a conventional adsorption process.

Therefore, much higher carbon productivity is obtained in the presence of H2. Figure 3 SEM images of CNTs with various H2flow rate during plasma pretreatment of (a) 100, (b), 200 and (c) 300 sccm.