In the National Health Service, for example, which has devoured so much extra cash, efficiency has been declining by about 1% a year.The deterioration in labour efficiency overall is a particular worry for Mr Brown, for productivity growth is the mainstay of the economic expansion that in turn underpins the public finances.
On the other hand, any improper reduction in flow rate will also limit the operating SOC and lead to deterioration in battery efficiency.
There was no clear deterioration in flocculation efficiency; even at 24 L/min, where the flocculation time was only 7.5 min.
The growth and subsequent mobilization of such scale-fragments can cause specific and often serious problems, i.e., material damages and a rapid deterioration in the efficiency of hydrogeothermal heat extraction.
Age-related deficits in that task could thus be due to a deterioration in the efficiency of these models.
Three of the composite carbon materials tested (viz. PVE, PVDF, HDPE-1) were found to be robust with no surface deterioration or loss in efficiency observed over 250 cycles.
"Investment is growing too fast and too strong, and that leads to a deterioration in the quality and efficiency of the investments," said Bai Chong-en, vice dean of the School of Economics and Management at Tsinghua University in Beijing.
In the OAB system the inhibitory effect persisted for longer periods due to the absorber, which continued to supply FB to the system, and caused deterioration in the DCE removal efficiency.
We achieved a significant increase in efficiency with marginal classification accuracy deterioration by setting (p=5) ((L'=7)).
Improvement in ES from 2011 to 2012 does not necessarily indicate real efficiency improvement because deterioration in the performance of peers would produce similar results.
