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The reduction in 30-day readmission rates realized by our hospitalist programs compared to traditional FPs is also of note, especially as payers focus on system efficiencies in response to economic pressures.

The present study aims to contribute to such insight by documenting outcome and processes in a setting where interventions for improved work environment are carried out in an organization that simultaneously strive for production system efficiencies in response to economic constraints.

But Japan made its biggest gains in energy efficiency in response to the 1970s oil crisis.

The increase in labor productivity is needed to increase supply efficiency in response to demand changes.

Multiple linear regression analysis (MLR) and neural network were applied to construct the models to predict zinc leaching efficiency in response to the changes of temperature, the OMCs, ferric iron, pH value and dominant OTUs.

If air transport improves their fuel efficiency in response to increase in jet fuel prices, then some of the increases in the cost of air travel can be reduced.

We present evidence that Drosophila S2-cells of independent sources differ in their RNAi efficiency in response to dsRNA added to the growth medium, and that the selection antibiotic G418 acts as an inhibitor of RNAi induced by soaking.

These findings suggest that the increased relative expression of MHC-β is a compensation to sustain cardiac contractile efficiency in response to impaired oxidative metabolism in the hypoxia-induced hypertrophied ventricles of rats.

Subirrigation increased shoot height, stem diameter, dry weight, leaf area, physiological parameters (leaf intracellular concentration of CO2, transpiration, stomatal conductance, and net photosynthesis), and water use efficiency in response to increase in VWC and FS (p < 0.0001).

Specifically, this study sought to: (i) examine the effect that the timing and duration of water deficits has on productivity; (ii) quantify how early- and late-season water deficits influences above-ground biomass accumulation; and (iii) investigate water-use efficiency in response to the timing and duration of water deficits.

Both theses reporters are genetically encoded fusions of calcium binding moieties (calmodulin and troponin-C, respectively) and two fluorescent proteins having overlapping spectra, and undergo a change in FRET efficiency in response to changes in intracellular [Ca2+].