Sentence examples for estimating efficiency from inspiring English sources

Estimating efficiency of an operating column has to be distinguished from that of a column being designed.

Experimental measurement with reference to a radionuclide calibrator is a practical way of estimating efficiency, although this approach requires a meticulous experimental technique.

As DEA can hardly predict the performance of other decision-making units, Wang (2003) used artificial neural network (ANN) to assist in estimating efficiency.

Computational intelligence methods based on genetic programming and multi-adaptive regression splines are proposed in design of explicit models for estimating efficiency characteristics of microfluidic microbial fuel cells based on the operating conditions.

Table 1, a-c, provides examples of estimating efficiency indices for selected treatment types such as: (a) upgrading a single-carriageway to a dual-carriageway road section, (b) barrier installation - building a rigid median, on a single-carriageway road section, (c) resurfacing and replacing lenses by LEDs, at a signalized junction.

The Onfront® programme, which has been used for estimating efficiency in this paper, permits this calculation.

Both minimax or maximin efficient designs have advantage in terms of estimating efficiencies in different situations.

In this paper a two-stage Data Envelopment Analysis DEAA) method was used to estimate efficiency of hospitals and to explain the inefficiencies.

Dr Jennifer Dixon, chief executive of the Health Foundation, said: "This is a significant contribution to the £22bn estimated efficiency requirement facing the NHS by 2020.

The DoH said changes to performance-related pay and the income freeze would "deliver an estimated efficiency improvement of around 3.5%.

This is the highest average estimated efficiency.