Примеры использования Led to higher на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Increasing degrees of mechanization led to higher energy inputs per unit of product.
This led to higher sales to Southeast Asia(+430 kt), which is an opportunistic market for this product.
Naturally, the increase in tariffs for gas led to higher tariffs for hot water.
This in turn led to higher levels of savings and investment, as well as output per capita.
In several countries, better weather conditions led to higher agricultural output.
Implementation of the resolution led to higher requirements in a number of areas, including those under the class for military contingents.
Losses in market share for public transport andnonmotorized modes of transport modes also led to higher transport emissions.
This led to higher fees and slower transaction times which were turning a lot of people away from using Bitcoin.
The higher demand for consumable police items led to higher expenditure for uniforms, flags and decals.
One preliminary finding was that introducing transfer pricing legislation typically led to higher tax revenues.
Evidence showed this led to higher income in later life and reduced income inequalities, as those from less-advantaged backgrounds benefited more 344.
On the other hand,the improvement in total revenue as well as net operating income led to higher management fees.
In developed countries, urbanization initially led to higher mortality rates in urban than rural areas, largely because of severe overcrowding combined with poor sanitation conditions.
On the other hand,higher crude oil prices countered declining oil production and led to higher budgetary and export receipts.
Domestic debt service also led to higher expenditure because of the delayed effect of monetary policy in countries that attempted to use interest-rate hikes to curb the depreciation of their currencies.
On the other hand,irrigated land has increased by over 20 per cent which led to higher vegetable production, especially in greenhouses.
Inflationary pressures were modest over the past few years, except in the latter part of 2007 and the first three quarters of 2008, when surging food andoil prices in the international markets led to higher imported inflation.
While the strong export performance produced a surge in investment in machinery andequipment in Germany, it led to higher capacity utilization rates and lower inventory levels in France.
Significant acceleration of inflation caused by rising prices of food and non-food items in the past month, in our opinion, is explained by the recovery of the prices on basic commodities,which in turn led to higher prices for finished products.
An analysis of a number of semiindustrialized economies covering the period 1975-1995 indicated that an increase in women's access to wage income led to higher rates of aggregate savings Seguino and Floro, 2003.
The secretariat pointed out that in 1994 some ores were 25 to 30 per cent cheaper than in 1991, even ifthe strength of the direct reduction market had led to higher premiums for lumps and pellets.
Employment growth leads to higher forecasts for oil demand.
Large-scale mechanization leads to higher risk to health and safety of work persons deployed in mines.
Size and conditionality lead to higher volumes.
And this in turn leads to higher levels of performance and achievement of objectives.
This could lead to higher prices and could facilitate collusion between suppliers or contractors.
Second, increased productivity should lead to higher wages and quality of life.
This can lead to higher income levels and better living standards.
This can lead to higher investments in the industry.
This can lead to higher capital costs for building the reactor core.