Sentence examples for intensive and efficient from inspiring English sources

Treasury Secretary Danny Alexander told the BBC that extending the waiting period would bring the UK more in line with other countries, and help make job centre services more intensive and efficient.

Activities like commissioning, maintenance, reuse or training are knowledge intensive and require efficient ways of managing relevant knowledge.

The models proposed are computationally intensive and more efficient methods that allow for their implementation in surveillance and monitoring systems were investigated.

Meconium digestion and analysis, done at the CDC laboratory, was more labor intensive and less efficient than serum cotinine assays, taking approximately 4 times longer to complete.

In agreement with our study, Cabral et al. [ 19] found RDD to be extremely labor intensive and not efficient to recruit AA and Latino controls in a case control study of lung cancer, and explored community-based methods, similar to ours.

Agriculture is intensive, highly mechanized, and efficient by European standards, producing about 60% of food needs with less than 2% of the labor force.

This technique of inducing multiple shoots from intact seedlings was less labor intensive and more rapid, efficient and consistent across genotypes, and the shoots appeared to originate from enlarged shoot apice [ 38].

Fast emergency rescue and efficient intensive care have considerably improved the chance to survive severe brain damage.

Combined heat and power with district heating (CHP-DH) provides an alternative energy production and delivery mechanism that is less resource intensive, more efficient and provides greater energy security than many popular alternatives.

This can only be achieved by more productive and intensive agriculture and more productive and efficient water use.

The clinical evaluation of sedation is sufficient to adjust the dose of MDZ required for sedation and efficient awake in intensive care units.