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Product quality improvement

International Journal of Technology Management, 2007
Product quality improvement is a complex process and must be done from an overall business perspective that takes into account the technical, commercial, environmental and managerial aspects. Effective quality improvement requires a proper understanding of the different notions of quality and an approach to evaluate different options for improvement ...
Saroso, D.S., Murthy, D. N. P.
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Improvement of product sustainability

2003 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (Cat. No.03CH37422), 2003
Increasing global population and consumption are causing declining natural and social systems. Sustainable development addresses these issues by integrating strategies for economic successes, environmental quality, and social equity. A Sustainability Target Method (STM) provides a practical sustainability target for individual businesses and products ...
Meimei Gao   +2 more
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Improvement of Lactic Cell Production

Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology, 1998
The production of Lactobacillus brevis has been improved by changing the medium composition and the physiological conditions. The cellular concentration reaches 8.2 x 10(10) cells/mL in 21 h with a fed-batch technique in MRS medium. Freeze-drying has been used as technology for drying the cells and survival rates have been improved with different ...
Desmons, S.   +3 more
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Productivity improvement

Nursing Management, 2010
NHS Evidence, part of the NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement, has launched a website that it hopes will become the central resource for evidence on quality and productivity improvement.
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Productivity Improvements in Rice

Nutrition Reviews, 2003
Rice comprises 23%--an immense proportion-of the calories consumed worldwide. Countries that rely on rice as the main staple often consume up to 60% of their daily calories from this cereal product. During the Green Revolution, the yield potential of rice was greatly improved, which is especially important owing to the rapidly growing population.
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