Sentence examples for evaluation of productivity from inspiring English sources

The present study involved the designing of a culture process and the evaluation of productivity of oil products from a highly oleaginous marine diatom, Fistulifera sp. JPCC DA0580, which had been cultured in a commercial-scale factory.

According to this method, evaluation of productivity losses is based on labor costs.

The methods of evaluation of productivity, energy consumption and noise are presented.

This approach opens new prospects for landscape-level evaluation of productivity.

Ulrich Boser's report, "Return on Educational Investment: A district-by-district evaluation of productivity," is the first ever attempt to to determine the efficiency of nearly every major school district in the country.

Second, the evaluation of productivity losses of LBP reveals that losses due to presenteeism are two to three times more important than losses due to absenteeism.

[B7.] Re-evaluation of Productivity Gains The strong productivity gains of the late 1990's were concentrated in only 30percentt of the private sector and are likely to be whittled away in the coming months and years, according to a study by McKinsey & Company.

In addition, the single question on work effectiveness can be used to confirm the link between the health of the population being studied and their performance, prior to more in-depth evaluations of productivity such as can be made with a specific productivity measure.

We employ provincial Spanish panel data from 1980 to 2007 to perform non-parametric frontier techniques based on Data Envelopment Analysis and to obtain the Malmquist productivity indexes, thus enabling us to examine the evaluation of the productivity growth via technological changes or efficiency gains.

New developments suggest that they can be cancelled out with recent applications of a 17O excess method for the evaluation of aqueous productivity.

For forest land, the length of the vegetative season and the soil water balance, calculated based on potential evapotranspiration (ETO; Penman 1948), were the aspects taken into consideration for the evaluation of forest productivity.