Productivity in retailing has also improved, in part through the better use of technology.
Findings of a case study in the Philippines revealed that the better use of existing data from various sources produced an annual status report for the Philippine Family Planning Programme (PFPP) and strengthened the monitoring systems at the local level.
By contrast, the study from South Africa illustrates how, despite the problems, the new political environment can help foster the better use of research in the policies related to some programmes [ 98].
In order to improve patient safety through the better use of non-technical skills, dedicated training is required, 6 7 such as crew resource management (CRM), 8 which is increasingly being applied in healthcare.
One of the "key strategies" that the plan calls for is the selling or leasing of supposedly unused or underused playgrounds and parking lots, as well as the "better-use" of developments in some of the City's most desirable locations, that could ostensibly generate huge sums of money paid by developers to help fulfill the Mayor's plan for creating more affordable housing.
The higher performance provided by our algorithm results both from allocating the smaller sequences in the memory, which results in a better use of the storage resources, as well as considering at a local level the differences that exist between the densities of clients formed along the arrivals of the clients.
"Instead of ill-thought out and unnecessary changes in the law, a better use of the prime minister's time might be to come up with ways to ensure that Britain's hard-pressed public sector workers begin to share in the economic recovery".
I learned a lot this season about prioritising my life a little bit better, putting the right things in place, better use of my time throughout the year.
Results of those published studies commonly report an increase in student satisfaction with the content, better use of time in class, increase in knowledge and promote self-directed learning [ 23- 25].
High quality healthcare across all hospitals, especially in the UK, with better use of guideline recommended treatment, may not only reduce unacceptable practice variation but also deliver improved clinical outcomes for patients with acute myocardial infarction.
