Sentence examples for effecting efficiency from inspiring English sources
(Anti-submarine warfare was then denoted "A/S" and in year since has been denoted "ASW") In January 1942 it was decided that the limit of long-range aircraft endurance should be the crew's limits, (due to extreme aircrew fatigue seriously effecting efficiency) not the fuel supply of the aircraft.
Dilution of target DNA in murine RNA or ovine cDNA preparations did not effect efficiency of PCR or linearity of the assay.
Previous research offers compelling evidence that leaders suffice to effect efficiency-enhancements on cooperation, yet the source of this effect remains unclear.
In health care terms, effectiveness is the capacity to achieve a desired or expected effect; efficiency is the capacity to achieve that effect with the minimum viable use of possible resources.
Once various suggestions have been made, the teacher should tease from the list on the board the following general categories of consideration: cost, time, labor, environmental effects, efficiency and ease of pesticide application.
The ejecting type of flow was achieved in experiments that causes the reduction of Ranque effect efficiency.
As displayed in Fig. S8, despite the improvement in efficiency after introducing CuPc as HTM, our device still suffer from severe hysteresis effect: Efficiency at forward scan (3.12%) is only 54% of the efficiency at reverse scan (5.74%).
The analysis allows us to estimate the role of efficiency in conditioning productivity and to understand how much effect efficiency can have on productivity after the abolition of the milk quotas.
As these major changes take effect, efficiency may be an elusive goal in the near-term for the US health care system.
I.B.M. officials said they have no idea whether workers take more or fewer days off now than before, and have not studied the policy's effect on efficiency.
