Sentence examples for efficiency evidence from inspiring English sources

Healthcare policy tools as determinants of health-system efficiency: evidence from the OECD.

The impact of farmers' health and nutritional status on their productivity and efficiency: evidence from Ethiopia.

It is important that future clinical guidelines provide clear guidance on tumor type to be tested and test timing and ensure that all variables (i.e., cost, efficiency, evidence, logistics, and physician preferences) are accounted for in this decision.

"It doesn't matter whether the mission is national defense, energy efficiency, evidence-based health care, education or scientific discovery".

PEG hydrogels improved proliferation and reprogramming efficiency (evidenced by beating patch number and area, gene expression, and flow cytometry), yielding almost twice the number of sarcomeric α-actinin positive cardiomyocyte-like cells as the originally described substrate.

The high light-scattering efficiency evidenced for the synthesized TiO2 particles modified with P2O5 indicates good dispersion and pigmentary characteristics of the same.

Insertion of two terminator elements (BBa_B1006 and BBa_B1002, 99 and 98% efficiencies, respectively) resulted in a dramatic increase in cleavage efficiency, evidenced by the substantial decrease in the number of colonies obtained when cells were spread on plates containing anhydrotetracycline.

Consistent with the previous evidence that n-3 PUFAs decrease the apparent km of ADP in mitochondria (Herbst et al., 2014), we also find that EPA improved bioenergetic efficiency evidenced by increased respiratory control ratios (i.e., decreased proton leak).

Cost efficiencies, evidence-based information, and creation of value are key issues related to alignment of physician-industry relationships.

Several recent public and private shifts in clinical data sharing policies and procedures promise to improve access and data utility to reduce waste in research and increase efficiency of evidence synthesis.

In addition to the reduced efficiency of evidence accumulation, our results uncover an additional delay in the routing of the decision to motor structures during the PRP, which implies that the process of sensory decision making is separable from the preparation of a motor response [11 13].