Sentence examples for integrated productivity from inspiring English sources

Currently, global sustainability depends on achieving integrated productivity in all economic sectors, making it possible to respond to the environmental challenges facing humanity at present.

Then, Zhou et al. (2016) proposed a type-2 fuzzy multi-objective DEA model to evaluate sustainable supplier performance by combining effectiveness and efficiency and used the integrated productivity values to determine the sustainability of suppliers.

Denitrification and integrated productivity exhibit an exponential relationship in the form ({text{R}}_{text{int}} = 0. 1 2 times e^{0.01; times ;PP}) (where Rint denotes integrated denitrification rates and PP denotes integrated primary productivity).

Although there is no clear correlation between the two biological processes with respect to the volumetric measurements (Fig. 6a), depth-integrated potentials of denitrification strengthen along with integrated productivity (Fig. 6b).

19 Although this study did not directly integrate productivity and quality-of-life measures (as compared to the WPA), both productivity (ie, WPAI) and quality-of-life (SF-12v2) measures provided parallel evidence of the burden associated with caregiving.

Moreover, he and his partners conducted studies on leadership behavior, management decision-making, personnel training, and risk awareness, all of which were pioneering in China, and he also integrated the productivity, relations of production and culture to propose a "Tripility Theory", triggering much attention from academia of China and other countries.

Estimates of vertically integrated primary productivity (PP), which indicates the net biomass of primary producers present, were used as the biotic parameter.

Bellgram can integrate with productivity tools such as Slack, Salesforce, Google Suite, MS 365 and others.

The proposed methodology integrates factor productivity and relative price analysis with input output model by using V-RAS method.

Such a change would enable the forest managers to contribute to climate mitigation and adaptation, water and biodiversity conservation by implementing management plans that comprehensively integrate economic (productivity and growth), social (equity of access to water and land-use conflicts) and environmental (climate change and biodiversity impacts) benefits from planted forests.

The current worldwide trends of reduction in natural forest and expansion of forest plantations increases the need for forest managers to contribute to water conservation, implementing management plans that integrate economic (productivity and growth), social (equity of access to water and land-use conflicts) and environmental (climate change and biodiversity impacts) factors.