Sentence examples for increased emphasis on efficiency from inspiring English sources
Based on age-adjusted and disease-specific incidence rates, this population is projected to more than double by the year 2020, thus mandating increased emphasis on efficiency of health care delivery to patients requiring PAMV [ 2].
Because of an expected shrinking supply of medical doctors for hospitalist posts, an increased emphasis on efficiency and continuity of care, and the standardization of many medical procedures, the role of hospitalist is increasingly allocated to physician assistants (PAs).
The plan devised by the Sustainable Energy Alliance of Long Island calls for increased emphasis on energy efficiency and for the refurbishing of older generating stations before new plants are built.
Mr. Obama said he was seeking to build as broad an energy portfolio as possible for the country, with expanded oil and gas development; favorable tax treatment for nonpolluting sources like wind, solar and geothermal energy; loan guarantees for new nuclear plants; increased emphasis on energy efficiency; and research into long-term alternatives to fossil fuels.
The increased emphasis on output and efficiency shifts attention away from the educational aspects of mentoring relationships (e.g., providing room to try, fail, and try again).
With health care placing increased emphasis on higher quality and efficiency in diagnostic imaging, quantitative analysis and review software applications need to provide a comprehensive environment supporting correlative review of multimodality images, integrated report generation, and remote review capabilities.
The government hopes that an increased emphasis on community, on prevention, and personalisation will transform social care to improve quality, reduce demand and generate efficiencies.
The de-emphasis on food and increased emphasis on other factors is not a step forward".
Recently courts have put increased emphasis on respecting patient autonomy.
Possible increased emphasis on ESG (including nonconventional ESG) issues.
Even curricula reflect an increased emphasis on rules and structure.
