Sentence examples for reduction of inspection from inspiring English sources

Similar to other ECT techniques, in general PEC requires no surface preparation which leads to reduction of inspection time and costs efficiency is improved.

With IMS, early discovery of problems by field monitoring, simultaneous monitoring of multiple bridges, data use for other purposes than bridge management, guarantee of data uniformity, and reduction of inspection and other maintenance work also become possible.

Furthermore, in most continuum systems, the heavy actuation elements are placed at their base, enabling the isolation of these components from the harsh conditions of the environment where the inspection is performed and reduction of the weight of the device's inspection segments.

A measure of the NDE reliability is necessary to quantify risk reduction after inspection and probability of detection (POD) curves provide such a metric.

Furthermore, an advantage of repeated standardized grading inspections conducted by different inspectors and registration of inspection results is the reduction of the possibility of corruption.

The improvement in smoothness and reduction of spurious oscillations, evident by visual inspection (e.g., ∼1230 and 1515 h), is quantified by a reduction of the ESOD value from 3.8 (original profile) to 1.9 (denoised profile).

It is also demonstrated that the approximation method can be applied to estimate a resistance reduction factor including the cases when the strength of a component is restored to some extent by means of inspection and repair, and, accordingly, to evaluate the effect of inspection and repair on the reliability of the component.

There was a marked reduction by visual inspection of GAP-43 within the granule cells on the side of a CA3 lesion compared to the non-lesioned side (Figure 4B).

Subsequent reduction of the hernia was straightforward, and careful inspection ruled out organ injury.

In addition, automatic inspection decreases the cost of inspection process and improves the inspection quality.

The costs associated with inspection increase linearly with the quality of inspection respectively.