Sentence examples for rises in efficiency from inspiring English sources

All engines in the family will have the same direct injection and turbocharging for boosted power from smaller displacement, which the company says should provide good driving fun with attendant rises in efficiency; the three-cylinder is said to achieve a 27% increase in fuel economy over the outgoing unit.

Not satisfied with this barbaric factory, the gamer started a new one - realising that in the Sims, efficiency rises in accordance with brutality.

Strain 6 exhibits a sudden rise in efficiency after 48 h at a concentration of 5 g L−1.

The other benefit of Griffin's improved shooting has been a meteoric rise in efficiency at the free-throw line.

The OBR added that if productivity in the health sector did not rise in line with efficiency in the rest of the economy – and if more state resources had to be diverted to health as a result – the national debt could spiral to over 200 per cent of GDP by the 2060s.

The addition of hydrogen peroxide caused rising in the degradation efficiency, where the degradation value increased from 24.17 to 60% in the same time range.

An increase in the expression level correlated with the decrease in the measured fluorescence lifetime and consequently rise in the FRET efficiency, as observed previously by FLIM (86).

The particle removal efficiency which rose in pH ranges of 3 2 and 7 5 could be linked to increased protonation of the fluid.

The health secretary Andrew Lansley confirmed spending on the NHS would rise in real terms but warned that "efficiency savings" were necessary: If we protect the real value relative to the level of inflation in the economy as a whole, it will not protect the NHS from the need to secure efficiency savings and to control pay and prices in the NHS.

This means that technological advances are also rising in importance since they enable improved efficiency.

Our comparatively profligate use of gasoline has been one area of focus and average consumer vehicle fuel efficiency has actually been rising in the US in recent years.