Sentence examples for inefficiency actions from inspiring English sources

From the clinical perspective, the lack of integrated technologies means much inefficiency: actions and interventions are manually initiated, e.g. doctors must log-on and switch between many different systems, and communication is typically synchronous (pagers that require follow-up phone calls), requiring staff to be available and reachable.

But SMD in combination with large RTOs can cause serious new inefficiencies unless corrective actions are taken.

These KPIs were used to identify process inefficiencies, diagnose causes of inefficiencies and propose remedial actions through a systematic approach.

The sine qua non of efficiency analysis is measurement, as the very absence of sound evidence about the magnitude and nature of inefficiency precludes any policy action.

In view of these persistent inefficiencies, priorities for medical actions in sub-Saharan Africa usually reinforce mechanistic approaches where an overall vision of the whole situation is eluded in favour of an approach covering separately different operational sectors in the fields of planning, training, implementation and evaluation.

"The real reason cybercriminals are so active is that police forces, hamstrung by the inefficiencies introduced by Action Fraud and the NFIB, are not a credible deterrent".

This demonstrates inadequate problem specification and may lead to inefficiency: the cost of alternative conservation actions can differ throughout a landscape, and may result in dissimilar conservation priorities.

These actions could help reduce inefficiency disparities and promote universal access to basic health services.

(iii) It helps to identify both the levels and sources of inefficiency, thus providing guidance on remedial actions to be taken.

Guesnerie et al. (1989, p. 807) referred to the notions of 'hidden knowledge' and 'hidden actions' to identify these two sources of inefficiency in resource allocation.

"We are setting out a roadmap for action alongside the industry to root out inefficiency so we can deliver real value-for-money that ends inflation-busting fare rises once and for all".