Sentence examples for been more efficient if from inspiring English sources
In the first phase of implementation of the new workflow, additional supervision (and education) of the assistant will require an additional time investment from the radiologist and it might be that in this phase the radiologist would have been more efficient if he would do the evaluation solely.
However, it was reported that the checkpoint meetings could be more efficient if done in a more direct manner, and that efficiency should be weighed against the need to protect the anonymity of the reviewers.
Persuading them that the system would be more efficient if they accepted lower fees and less autonomy will be difficult.
Both are more efficient if they are using and developing the service industries that make them productive in a modern economy.
"My father said men would be more efficient if they had hammers and screwdrivers instead of fingers," the mastermind of the nightmare says.
The government agency Advanced Research Projects Agency ARPAA), which later became the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency DARPAA), was funding computer research at several American universities, and it was felt that research would be more efficient if the various institutions could share computer resources over an ARPA-funded network.
Yes, those gadgets would be more efficient if they could respond when we are frustrated, bored or too busy to be interrupted, yet they would also be intrusive in ways we can't even fathom today.
About that time, ARPA, which was funding computer research at several American universities, felt that research would be more efficient if the various institutions could share computer resources over an ARPA-funded network, ARPANET.
These applications range from transmission of electric power over long distances, which is more efficient if done as DC rather than AC, to control of heating elements in furnaces and supplying power for electronic equipment.
