Sentence examples for efficiency of such measures from inspiring English sources
Second, even if training subsidies have a small causal effect on the provision of apprenticeships, i.e., some companies engage in training that would not have done so without the subsidies, high administrative costs associated with the redistribution of subsidies are likely to reduce the efficiency of such measures.
Despite an extensive amount of research available to improve energy efficiency in shipping, the implementation of such measures has not been progressed by the industry as expected.
It has been used to predict the probable outcomes of various energy-efficiency measures and to monitor the effectiveness of such measures once implemented.
Ideally, the use of such measures enables policy makers to improve economic efficiency by directing resources to activities that yield the greatest health effect per unit of cost.
the viable efficiency measures to implement; the potential energy savings resulting from the application of such measures.
Reduction of such measures does achieve remarkable performance improvements that, in turn, enhance the system performance or the HPA efficiency.
Here we investigate the efficiency of four such measures (mtDNA enrichment, cDNA amplification, long-range amplification and pre-PCR dilution) on a common set of numt cases, showing that mtDNA enrichment is the worst performer while the use of pre-PCR dilution is a simple, yet robust method to prevent the pollution of putative mtDNA datasets with numts.
Our method for analyzing information use has many potential applications: approximations of Bayes' law are used regularly in predictive models of environmental systems of all kinds, and the efficiency of such approximations has heretofore not been directly measured.
There are many challenges with proving effectiveness and efficiency of educational measures, such as simulation, e.g. to decide on endpoints [ 14], to validate instruments [ 15], and to design good studies (that avoid measuring enthusiasm and biases).
By improving the quality of services, such measures are important to maximize utilization and ensure efficiency of the HEP [ 44].
