Sentence examples for internally efficiency from inspiring English sources
Internally, efficiency ranges from small things, like switching from reading scripts off paper to reading them on my iPad, to big things like taking the plunge and putting a CRM system in place to keep track of potential jobs, projects and past clients.
"We prioritized internal efficiency — and internally we've been using C++ all the time," he said.
Vera-Cruz says: "By consolidating the procurement function across the whole of the organisation into the central team we may be able to find greater efficiencies from that internally and also achieve efficiencies externally as well".
This difference is confirmed by Western blot analysis of whole cell extracts, showing ∼twofold excess of C-terminal over internal Cse4-GFP fusion of comparable size and blotting efficiency, while internally tagged Cse4 is present at levels close to wild-type Cse4.
It was concluded that the regeneration efficiency of internally heated regeneration was more than that of the adiabatic regeneration, and the internally heated regenerator could offer better thermal performance.
It had to switch from growth based on brute-force capital accumulation and the acquisition of known technologies to growth based on increases in efficiency and internally generated innovation" — that is, to "intensive growth".
In order to analyse the expression of IGFR-I mRNA in breast xenografts, a quantitative reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) was employed in which RNA loading, reverse transcription and PCR efficiencies were internally controlled.
Furthermore, a low energy consumption and a high efficiency reduce the internally generated heat to a minimum.
To overcome this problem, we developed a reproducible standard curve method that internally corrects for differences in efficiency and reverse transcription.
Services like iView, News 24 and digital radio stations were previously funded by efficiencies the ABC found internally through automation and staff cuts.
All authorities say crucial frontline services will be protected with the vast majority making efficiency savings and cutting costs internally to balance the books.
