Sentence examples for aspiring efficiency from inspiring English sources

Current "ossified curricular structures, a persistent focus on the factual minutiae of today's knowledge base", and faculty burdened with workload and aspiring efficiency, can threaten essential values that make for an inquisitive and empathic physician [ 6].

Agricultural development can be achieved by aspiring for efficiency, effectiveness, and sustainability of organizations that are effective in key processes in the agricultural sector management, namely: (1) inclusive and evidence-based policymaking and planning, (2) adequate and predictable resources, (3) effective and demand-driven service provision, and (4) enforceable regulations.

Our research complements other efforts in the field, such as the OHDSI KB [ 63] and the SALUS semantic interoperability platform and tools [ 58], bringing a new perspective on large-scale, knowledge-intensive signal detection, and aspiring to increase efficiency, automation, support and collaboration for pharmacovigilance stakeholders.

The Chinese government is unlikely to let churches run schools; indeed, elsewhere in the country Catholic priests have been stopped from setting up networks of parishioners to check on old people, for fear that they might start proselytising.China may aspire to the efficiency of Singapore and Hong Kong, but it is nervous about the idea of a small state.

In an attempt to improve public sentiment about the public sector, and in their quest to enhance efficiency and effectiveness within the sector, public sector agencies are aspiring to emulate the private sector philosophy and management approach.

At the same time, it aspires to improve time efficiency by enforcing timely preparation for all procedures and thereby identifying difficulties in advance.

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Aspiring authors, take note.

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A letter to aspiring authors.