Sentence examples for much lower operational from inspiring English sources

"It's likely it was done at a much lower, operational level," Mr. Alpert said.

Carl Olofson, an IDC analyst who manages IDC's database management practice says the product promises much lower operational costs and could give Oracle a leg up in the Database as a Service market.

This is in an excellent agreement with our data in the tail-flick analgesia test and recent work, which showed that EM2 has a much lower operational efficacy for G-protein mediated responses than DAMGO at native mu-opioid receptors in mature neurons [ 40].

The capacity value, for the Irish case, can be up to 26% for the DR resource in question for the given year but the values are typically much lower due to operational constraints (reserve provision) and due to occupancy profile impacts.

Additionally the shelf-life of artesunate (around 18 months) is much lower than for quinine, an operational issue for hospitals which see few cases.

Findings reveal a reasonably high level of awareness, understanding and perceived importance of the concept but a much lower degree of uptake at an operational level.

Moreover, since the home owners are responsible for managing and maintaining the property and any services they may offer, Airbnb's risks (not to mention operational costs) are much lower than those of traditional hotels.

A further important source of error is that the number of canoes actually operational is probably very much lower than the total number of canoes which are counted in a country.

By fully separating the control and data plane of all entities in LTE/EPC, the signalling cost in any operational procedure of OEPC architecture is much lower than that of the traditional LTE/EPC architecture.

Much lower concentrations of radioactive isotopes were released throughout the operational life of the plant from 1952 to 1992, from smaller accidents and from normal operational releases of plutonium particles too small to be filtered.

Poole notes that Florida is building its Brightline passenger rail system, which will be operational from Miami to Orlando by 2021, at much lower cost with 79 mph to 125 mph speeds.