Sentence examples for efficient changes from inspiring English sources
Descriptive cost and resource use analysis, uni-variate analysis and Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) will be used to identify those clinics that are more or less efficient; changes in unit costs, resource use, resource sharing and efficiency between baseline and endline; and to explore possible explanations for efficiency changes.
EPs could play an important role in the safe and efficient changes hereof.
Given that these adjustments occur in response to the treatment of an emissions externality that is currently unaddressed, they represent efficient changes that move society closer to a social optimum.
SirT1-null mice switch readily between lipid and glucose substrates as evidenced by the efficient changes in RER (Figure 4E).
Cellular adaptation mechanisms usually involve the regulation of chromatin structure, transcription, mRNA stability and translation, which eventually lead to efficient changes in gene expression.
At the cellular level, the adaptation mechanisms usually involve efficient changes in the gene expression programs mediated by intracellular signaling networks.
An efficient change management process is vital to companies in order to continuously improve their products.
It integrates nearest neighbor searching and relational graph based matching approaches to achieve computationally efficient change detection and management.
This paper estimates changes in total productivity, breaking this down into technically efficient change and technological change, by means of data envelopment analysis (DEA) applied to the hydroelectric energy generating plants of EDP — the Portugal Electricity Company.
An efficient change-detection tool must not only be able to help an operator detect changes, but also identify and understand them, while limiting the cost in attentional resources needed to process the information it provides, especially in such contexts that operators' cognitive resources are already overburdened.
The world of data visualisation is vast and it goes way beyond what has been introduced here, but those who actually reap its benefits, garnering new insights and becoming agents of positive and efficient change, are few.
