Sentence examples for deemed efficient from inspiring English sources

It is argued that small sample size may cause sparsity problems, meaning that a hospital can be deemed efficient just because of lack of any comparator.

Carbon fixation is deemed efficient when there is more carbon dioxide in the carboxysome than the carbon-fixing enzyme can immediately use (which also avoids wasteful side-reactions that use oxygen instead of carbon dioxide).

Since majority of the rural clinics and health centres are less endowed with material and human resources but record huge clinic attendance (see Table  2), it is expected that a preponderance of them will be deemed efficient because the DEA estimations are based on weighted sum of service output divided by weighted sum of inputs (resources).

The antidepressive medication used during the study period was considered to be adequate if the length of the treatment exceeded 3 months and if the daily dose used was within the range deemed efficient (tricyclics ≥ 150 mg, citalopram ≥ 20 mg, fluoxetine ≥ 20 mg and paroxetine ≥ 20 mg) [ 19, 20].

In this context, elucidating the mechanism of action of drugs formerly deemed efficient in the treatment of TB may prove useful in identifying validated targets of therapeutic interest and developing new anti-TB agents with greater potency, improved pharmacokinetics, and reduced toxicity.

Additionally, all cases had a pragmatic composite score from the CCC of 132 or above, as this cutoff was deemed efficient in discriminating children with SLI from children with pragmatic language impairment, and, potentially, children who might have autism (Bishop & Norbury 2002; Bishop 1998).

Health facilities that compose the "best practice frontier" are assigned an efficiency score of one (or 100%) and are deemed technically efficient compared to their peers.

High RFI cows ate more than expected and were deemed less efficient.

Considering that the mandibular midline was already shifted to the agenesis side, skeletal anchorage was deemed an efficient option.

There is less and less land available for open-pit mining, deemed more "efficient" than underground mines by the World Bank.

If trade is deemed illicit, efficient measures to halt this trade should urgently be implemented.