Sentence examples for resources by improving from inspiring English sources

Only then can manufacturing gain efficiency without wasting resources by "improving" operations that do not count.

However, there may be significant opportunities to increase the net values generated with limited water resources by improving the distribution of water among farmers and reducing the negative, off-farm effects of irrigation and drainage activities.

Social interaction increases the utility of its performers, and it also improves allocation of resources by improving information sharing, coordination of activities, and collective decision making [4].

At the heart of these problems is coordination -- we could avoid programmatic and funding overlap, and have adequate allocation of resources by improving coordination (or at least complement the available resources to support the strategic plan of the Ministry of Health).

Capacity building is defined as strengthening human resources by improving knowledge and skills.

Genomics methods can also help redirect resources by improving understanding of the burden of invasion, an especially important role as that burden increases (e.g. Pfenninger et al. 2014).

Also fine-tuning the quality of supervisors' assessments is potentially resource effective by improving the assessment built into daily work and identifying areas needing improvement.

Using extensive simulations, we demonstrate that our model achieves high resource utilization by improving throughput, establishing collision-free transmission, as well as respecting requirements of admitted flows in terms of delay and bandwidth.

In this way, a targeted peer-tutoring program maximizes the benefits of limited resources by significantly improving the performance of struggling students in an introductory course, by increasing retention of STEM majors, and by helping peer tutors develop teaching skills and further mastery in a STEM field.

These findings support our own previous research [ 15], as well as work carried out by others, including the National Cancer Action Team, and the ICCC of the Royal Colleges that recognises the role of the MDT coordinator, as well as the need to strengthen the position by improving resources and training available to MDT coordinators nationally [ 11, 16, 17].

Research has demonstrated that further enhancement of the curation process for CTD, as well as for many manually curated biomedical resources, would be achieved by improving: (i) the triage and prioritization of data-rich relevant articles and (ii) the identification of curatable content within these articles (8).