Sentence examples for key efficiency from inspiring English sources

It was subsequently found that the Scottish mutual NHS has outperformed the partially-marketised English NHS on the index indicator of health service quality, infant mortality and on key efficiency measures including waiting lists and patient satisfaction.

For all 200 nonprofits, our survey calculates three key efficiency ratios, plus, where available, the trend from the previous reported period.

As always with charitable organizations, the key efficiency issue is overhead money spent for management and fundraising rather than for direct charitable use.

A key efficiency observation is that using the run-length-encoding strategy ('Z_RLE') is considerably faster than the default strategy, while also often offering slightly higher compression ratios for quality values.

For example, a key efficiency challenge is that less than 50percentt of nitrogen fertilizer added globally to cropland is converted into harvested products and the rest is lost to the environment causing major environmental problems.

Efficiency: Digital learning solutions also bring to bear a number of key efficiencies, both real and virtual, that can't be matched by traditional learning techniques.

What are the key water efficiency systems?

The overall teardrop shape is key to efficiency.

This is key to efficiency and ultimately requires stopping doing anything that does not add quality.

This article summarizes key energy efficiency measures relevant to industrial baking.

The $14 billion drop seen in the latest available year-end results prompted belt tightening that overall improved several key financial efficiency ratios.