Sentence examples for fte efficiency from inspiring English sources
Entering those starting estimates into Equation 5 as parameters N and M, respectively, affords the FTE efficiency curve shown in Figure 5. Figure 5 FTE efficiency curve generated by Equation 5 with M=40 and N=20.
The user also has the ability to override the FTE efficiency calculation and enter a static value (e.g., 1 for 100% FTE efficiency regardless of working group size).
Group size at 75% FTE efficiency.
As expected, productivity is dependent on FTE efficiency.
As defined by the algorithm, two scientists working at 50% FTE efficiency are equivalent to one scientist working at 100% FTE efficiency.
One can, therefore, argue that the number of patients per FTE dispensers required is highest for the pharmacist supported model, which may be due to the increased efficiency of "learning through doing" as these ART services have been operational for longer and serve more stable patients than the newer "outreach" nurse supported facilities.
A simple, linear conversion to full time equivalency (FTE) status may not be sufficient to account for the productivity of part time labor, which can have varying effects on efficiency.
The University of Stirling, for example, reduced numbers from 2.44 full-time equivalent (fte) staff four years ago to 1.4 fte this year.
