Sentence examples for wastage from from inspiring English sources
Pakstaite, an industrial design and technology graduate from Brunel University, claims it will give a more accurate indication of freshness and save on wastage from consumers throwing out produce which may be good to eat despite being past the date on the packaging.
The inefficient use of resources when executing scientific workflows results from both the excessive amount of resources provisioned and the wastage from unused resources among task runs.
The potential for toxic exposure to copper from these bullets is presumably insignificant because little or no fragmentation occurs [28], and there is no meat wastage from having to discard tissue suspected of contamination.
Figure 1D shows that food waste has progressively increased from about 30% of the available food supply in 1974 to almost 40% in recent years (solid curve) whereas the USDA estimate of food waste (calculated by subtracting the USDA food availability data adjusted for spoilage and wastage from the FAO food supply data) was an approximately constant proportion of the total food supply.
Water wastage from the water bowls was negligible compared to the water nipples.
Water wastage from the water bowls was negligible compared to the water nipples (Table 1).
In addition, using OPV out of the cold chain reduced vaccine wastage resulting from melting ice packs causing labels to detach from the vial.
I would never defend the wastage - from high executive salaries, too many consultants and management speak (another complaint by viewers), staff protecting their positions instead of using their security to try new ideas - or possibly unpopular ones that are nevertheless important.
In poorer countries most wastage occurs from farm to shop; around half of all agricultural produce is spoiled before it reaches consumers.
These laws regarded wastage resulting from water network damage too serious a matter to be postponed.
However, this process is not sustainable due to high levels of material wastage resulting from unused products because of the low demand of particular sizes.
