Sentence examples for efficient incidence from inspiring English sources

We can doubt that these professionals' work creates a more efficient incidence of taxation, because much of their work is to know and take advantage of complicated and inherently inefficient tax loopholes that Congress should not have established in the first place.

On the InAs/GaAs material system they have proven their potential for highly efficient normal incidence operation.

A performance study on real-world datasets shows that the techniques are effective and efficient for pathogen incidence rate prediction.

The optimal grating is highly efficient (>95%) over broad incidence condition and also has large fabrication tolerances.

Therefore, development of advance drilling system, more accurate and intelligent inspection mechanism, faster responsive system in cases of unfortunate incidence and efficient damage control system is need of the safer future.

X-ray optics relies on grazing incidence for efficient X-ray reflection, and a set of barrel shape mirrors are stacked together in the Wolter-I configuration to establish needed effective area.

The ability to predict the effect of stress concentrations on fatigue life and fatigue strength is crucial in engineering design; any improvements in prediction methods will inevitably prove beneficial for more efficient design and reduced incidence of failure.

Although the bulk of the evidence suggests that bundle measures are efficient towards reducing the incidence of MRSA nosocomial infections, the mortality, morbidity and costs associated with these infections remain high.

Although there has been a great research effort made in order to come up with efficient therapeutic strategies, the incidence and mortality of HCC have increased in the United States and Europe in the past decade and therefore innovative research findings are necessary to understand the etiology of cancer and to improve the treatment and survival of patients.

The purpose of this study was to explore the epidemiology of HZ in the Valencian Community during a four-year period (January 2007 to December 2010), and to estimate the reliability of the regional electronic medical database for epidemiological studies, with a view to creating surveillance tools for future and efficient assessments of HZ incidence in the post-HZ vaccine era.

Prophylactic mastectomy is usually not proposed as the first choice for the management of women at high risk for developing BC, although it has been demonstrated to be efficient in reducing the incidence of BC either in women belonging to families with familial [ 3] or hereditary BC [ 4, 5].