Sentence examples for productivity at large from inspiring English sources

Productivity at large, modern firms, which are integrated into the world economy, has risen by 5.8% a year since 1999.

Our results support the idea that wider spacing and thinning maximize individual growth (Campioli et al. 2015), even enhancing stand-level productivity at large scales throughout a stands' life.

Increase in BD reduces soil quality in such a way that it affects associated soil parameters such as soil infiltration, porosity and moisture content thereby reducing crop productivity at large (Bell et al. 2011).

Taking into account the differences in cell growth, the specific productivity at larger scales was lower than in the 2 L bioreactor (Table  1).

In addition to oil prices there is other good news for Russia, including productivity improvements at large enterprises and a booming construction market.

Productivity improvements at large enterprises, a booming construction market, average Russian citizens' increasing access to credit and surging retail sales have helped to keep Russia's GDP growth humming along at 6% to 7% for the last five years.

In a second placement, he wrote computer programs to help implement a system to improve productivity at a large bread and bakery products manufacturer in Bolton.

"Health Care Utilization and Productivity at a Large National Data Processing Company: Are Anxious Employees Different?", (June 1999), Health Affairs, July/August 2000.

The researchers surveyed workers and monitored productivity at two large commercial office spaces -- each with some offices stripped clean of office decor, others greened with plants -- in the U.K. and the Netherlands for several months.

"Yet it nevertheless identifies a pathway to a more enjoyable, more comfortable and a more profitable form of office-based working". The researchers surveyed workers and monitored productivity at two large commercial office spaces -- each with some offices stripped clean of office decor, others greened with plants -- in the U.K. and the Netherlands for several months.

In addition to a slightly diminished maximum output (0.55 vs. 0.67), there is a sharp, seemingly paradoxical decline in productivity that occurs at large group sizes (cf. Figures 9A and 12A).