Sentence examples for productivity reduction from inspiring English sources
Many benefits are observed by organizations that adopted such models, for instance, increase in software development team productivity, reduction of projects schedule and costs, and increase in software product quality (Travassos and Kalinowski 2012).
It was postulated that productivity reduction is a consequence of the altered 'Koroneiki' olive tree architecture, which decreases light interception in the tree canopy.
High hazard areas with high risk of soil degradation and productivity reduction are distributed throughout the watershed, depending on the magnitude of the erosion rate.
Overheating in buildings has been identified as an essential cause of several problems ranging from thermal discomfort and productivity reduction to illness and death.
We evaluated the effect of alternative prescribed burning rotations (ROT), magnitude in productivity reduction by prescribed burning (MAG), and duration of productivity reduction (DUR) on fuel loading (Mg ha−1) and timber production (Mg ha−1) in managed northern hardwood, red pine (Pinus resinosa), and jack pine (P. banksiana) forests in northern Wisconsin.
Scale formation from calcium carbonate deposition is a major drawback in many industrial facilities, including oil and gas industry, leading to obstruction problems then causing productivity reduction and economic loss.
This technology has been used to control lepidopterans, allowing an increase in productivity, reductions in production costs, human intoxication and environmental damage due to a reduction in chemical pesticide application [ 9].
Research shows that parent absenteeism and productivity reductions due to child care breakdowns cost U.S. businesses more than $3 billion annually.
Productivity reductions down to half of 'normal levels' are reported in some situations.
This instrument has been modified in a number of disease areas to assess disease-specific work productivity reductions, rather than general work productivity reductions not necessarily associated with a specific condition [ 14].
Reduced productivity while carrying out activities of daily life was also considerable, with patients experiencing mean productivity reductions ranging from 15% in the UK to 26% in Norway.
