Sentence examples for with increasing product from inspiring English sources

The interviewees agreed that configuring cars becomes more time-consuming and costly with increasing product complexity.

A reconfigurable fixture is an important enabler to cope with increasing product variety and shorter lifecycles, since it helps to change between product variants more efficiently and reduces the time and resource usage for introduction of new product variants.

The etching-depth data obtained from three independent batches of the experiments showed universal and almost linear dependence with increasing product of (ion saturation current) × (exposure time), which is in proportion to ion dose.

The exponential decline of the full width at half maximum of the Raman lines with increasing product of the pulse energy and irradiation dose was observed indicating ordering in the film and reduction in the number of graphene layers during the laser treatment.

Among the seven water-immiscible ILs tested in the biphasic reaction system, in all cases decreasing rate of inactivation of the biocatalyst correlated with increasing product IL/aqueous buffer partition coefficient.

The addition of thiourea in the hydrolysis of K2SnO3·3H2O in an ethanol-H2O mixed solvent system resulted in nearly 100% hollow SnO2 spheres with increased product yield and morphological yield compared with that of the absence of thiourea, which is very different from the commonly accepted view that thiourea is a mild sulfur source.

The impact of the geothermal utilisation on year-round greenhouse production has been impressive but it goes hand-in-hand with Icelandic producers increasing product development linked with the rising popularity of organic foodstuff.

However, owing to its intrinsically uncertain properties of managing NPD (new product development), manufacturing companies often struggle with the dilemma of increasing product variety or controlling manufacturing complexity.

It should be noted that studies with E. coli genetically modified strains engineered to diminish acetate production in batch cultures have not fully succeeded in avoiding acetate accumulation together with increasing target product production yields and rates [ 15].

Only Pesch et al. (2000) provided some evidence for an upward trend in ORs with increasing exposure index (product of duration, probability, and intensity of exposure to tetrachloroethylene).

Thus, an increase in external participation investment will be associated with increased future product innovation [35].