Sentence examples for contributing to efficiency from inspiring English sources
Advances in drill bits, the blend of water, sand, and chemicals used to frack shale formations, and remote, real-time control of drilling and production equipment are all contributing to efficiency gains.
Despite these limitations, the group of case studies as a whole allow us to conclude that there are clear indications that governance issues have an impact on HRH policy development and implementation, and on HRH performance, contributing to efficiency and effectiveness of health services delivered by health personnel.
Molecular mechanisms which are known to play key roles in aging and cancer are mediated by complex processes involving epigenetic mechanisms contributing to efficiency of VD-activating CYP27A1 and CYP27B1 or inactivating CYP24 enzymes as well as VDR which binds to specific genomic sequences (VD response elements or VDREs).
Has the project been efficient What factors contributed to efficiency or inefficiency Can the project be sustainable, and replicate to other places in the country?
Well designed strategic purchasing contributed to efficiency, cost containment, and equity.
Applying these language models can effectively contribute to efficiency improvement of automatic speech recognition for Polish.
The efficiency goal of DRG introduction is therefore slightly transgressed, although plausibility checks contribute to efficiency overall.
Further, as reducing staff might significantly contribute to efficiency improvements or cost reductions, another important subcategory consists of operational restructuring moves that address a firm's human capital.
They contribute to efficiency by improving the quality of decisions and worker buy-in.
It is thus possible that checkpoint weakening in tumor samples at the molecular level is caused by altered activity of checkpoint components or by altered post-translational modifications that contribute to efficiency of the mitotic arrest.
For the small ligands, substantial enthalpy-entropy compensation was possible, suggesting that the potential to bind with many poses contributed to efficiency of pumping these molecules.
