Sentence examples for in relation to efficiency from inspiring English sources
Developing effective procedures is an important part of the operations manager's role and they are clearly important in relation to efficiency, regulatory, and risk management.
In relation to efficiency, spectrum caps or set asides for new entrants can be incorporated to combat the exercise of market power downstream.
The real-time Delphi design has several advantages over traditional procedures, in particular in relation to efficiency of data collection and in being able to handle larger panels [29].
He said: "The Scottish government has done a great deal to improve the way the procurement system operates in Scotland, but clearly there is still room for significant further improvement, both in relation to efficiency and the extent to which Scottish businesses are able to access contract opportunities.
In relation to efficiency in delivery, while it may be theoretically possible to significantly increase student numbers for a given course when it is delivered online (Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) being a case in point) these efficiency 'gains' may be offset by compromises in relation to quality (Brown & Carasso, 2013; Fisher, 2006).
These two model elements represent technical developments regarding the profession and changes in relation to efficiency.
The developed model was validated in relation to hulling efficiency, milling efficiency, milled rice recovery, other materials produced, and flow restrictions in the processes.
Goldsmith has mentioned housing 107 times, most commonly in relation to energy efficiency and housing for veterans.
The acquisition of spending powers by local providers, when the money comes from the centre, raises many questions in relation to accountability, efficiency and who is best placed to make key decisions.
These results are discussed in relation to the efficiency of rubber toughening.
Furthermore, some hypotheses can be tested in relation to the efficiency rankings of the container ports in the region.
