Sentence examples for efficiency benchmark from inspiring English sources

Out of the 64 sampled facilities, 20 (31 %) attained the 100%% efficiency benchmark; many Public/government facilities were found to be more efficient than private-for-profit and mission/NGO facilities.

In the short term, consumers will very likely turn to compact fluorescents, or C.F.L.'s, which already meet the new efficiency benchmark.

One of the cases is also identified as a computer performance/algorithm efficiency benchmark for assessing the performance of algorithms adapted to massively parallel computers.

The mean VRS irrespective of facility ownership was 84%%, indicating that 16%% of input reduction or 84%% output increase is needed for attaining the 1.0 optimal efficiency benchmark.

On the whole, health facilities that attained efficiency scores below the 1.0 efficiency benchmark used excess (surplus) human and material resources but recorded lesser health service activities such as number of SVDs, and outpatient attendance per month.

Mission (Coef. = 52.1; p = 0.000) and Public (Coef. = 42.9; p = 0.002) facilities located in the Western region (predominantly rural) had higher odds of attaining the 100%% technical efficiency benchmark than those located in the Greater Accra region (largely urban).

In addition to analog computing applications, he researches performance and efficiency benchmarking of robotic systems.

Energy efficiency benchmarks, which many American and European cities have in place, are also an effective tool.

Government agencies such as Singapore's National Environment Agency (NEA) have partnered with Hewlett Packard to design a new set of energy efficiency benchmarks.

To this aim, a number of countries have adopted incentive regulation models based on efficiency benchmarking.

A fall in efficiency (benchmarked against comparable wards and recent performance) earns a red or amber rating, to remind staff that they are lagging.