While there are numerous efforts underway to use new technologies to enhance the breadth and efficiency of health services in low-income settings, this discussion will focus on how these technologies could be "liberating" by being designed and used to address the political determinants of inadequate public service commitments and capacity.
They could not match Teva's product breadth, distribution efficiencies, and price points.
This was the first indication that the breadth of translational efficiencies (HP/T values) across the genome is reduced by depletion of eIF4G.
But efficiency and breadth aren't the only issues in the search for intelligent life.
Subsequently, numerous mapping algorithm have appeared (Langmead et al., 2009; Li,H. et al., 2008; Li,R. et al., 2008; Lin et al., 2008; Schatz, 2009; Yanovsky et al., 2008), with improvements in both efficiency and breadth of functionality (e.g. ability to map paired-end reads; integrated SNP calling).
At the time Kilpatrick published his seminal article, curriculum policy was chiefly shaped by the aims of efficiency and uniformity, emphasizing breadth and recall.
"But the leading paradigm of what an e-commerce experience gives you is one of efficiency, and one of breadth of product.
Increasing photovoltaic efficiency and a widening breadth of applications from watches and calculators to megawatt-level power plants–are making solar a serious contender for energy markets.
Striving for Dell's efficiency and IBM's breadth, Hewlett-Packard said Tuesday it will cut 14,500 jobs and overhaul its retirement plan in a move that all but buries the legendary company-employee bond known as the "HP Way".
However, the breadth of product line can also decrease the efficiency of manufacturing processes and distribution systems.
