They carried out a range of innovative training to improve efficiency, quality and working conditions.
None of this means we can no longer do the healthcare public health work on efficiency, quality and outcomes we did when we were in the NHS.
Such requirements include power efficiency, quality of service (QoS), and security.
Automation is likely to provide a number of benefits such as improving efficiency, quality and safety.
Subsequently, a detailed empirical analysis of the proposed algorithm is presented to ascertain its efficiency, quality and speed.
The encapsulations of layers make a profound effect on network efficiency, quality of service (QoS), communication overhead, latency, etc.
These data are able to measure the effectiveness, efficiency, quality of patient outcomes, and nursing care services.
Specifically, the authors argue that the antitrust claims "contradict real-world experiences in search" and "demonstrate competitors' efforts to compete not by investing in efficiency, quality, or innovation, but by using antitrust law to punish the successful competitor".
In machining systems, the failure of its components is quite common phenomenon which causes adverse effect on the efficiency, quality, and output of the system.
More specifically, physicians who make extensive use of iEHR systems and LRVs obtain the widest range of benefits in terms of efficiency, quality, and safety of emergency care.
For large protein molecules, a platform AQbD approach is a very effective way to improve method development efficiency, quality, and reduce operation cost.
