Sentence examples for affected efficiency from inspiring English sources

According to the results, technical efficiency of gardens of Kalleguchi, Fandoqi, Akbari, and composite gardens are 65.8, 62.4, 59.4 and 78.7 %, respectively, and the experience of gardeners was considered as the most important factor that affected efficiency.

The RDP-classifier was more efficient for the V4 than for the far less conserved and shorter V6 region, but differences in community structure also affected efficiency.

In conclusion, our experiments yielded no evidence that the alterations in class II MHC levels and their trafficking affected efficiency of antigen presentation per se, or the ability of mice to generate antibody responses.

In the case of IKA, the three types of personnel apparently affected efficiency equally.

Some of the research outputs have taken a take long time before they could be published and disseminated due to the Government approval process that has affected efficiency.

Because previous research showed that muscle temperature affected efficiency during in vitro measurements (He et al. 2000) and during cycling exercise (Ferguson et al. 2002; Bell and Ferguson 2009) it could be expected that the circadian rhythm in body temperature affects GE during cycling exercise.

Special conveniences can also affect efficiency.

"If there is no help, it can lead to alcoholism or addiction, or aid workers can become cynical and want to leave the sector – this can impact on colleagues and affect efficiency and productivity".

Does that also affect efficiency in the IT operation?

Several studies have utilized parametric estimations to clarify the factors affecting efficiency.

First, there is a set of variables that do not affect efficiency scores in any estimation.