For instance, a business-to-business (B2B) company used the platform to analyze all its customer data to locate inefficiencies in internal processes and to understand where the firm could improve the customer experience.
Companies are also strategically locating their data centres for improved energy inefficiency.
The latter refers to the group of hospitals against which DEA located the relatively inefficient hospitals and the magnitudes of inefficiency.
Moreover, in a graminaceous comparison similar inefficiencies by Pst, Pt, and P. graminis f. sp tritici (Pgt) in locating stomata in rice compared to wheat were observed (unpublished results).
Additionally, investors like Lanoie align with local operators to gain knowledge in the marketplace, identify special situations and inefficiencies, and find hidden gems located in their target market.
One study examined the efficiency of 24 NHS centers in rural and semi-urban areas and concluded that those located close to secondary or tertiary hospitals suffered from higher inefficiencies [ 30].
Not surprisingly, the reliability of our recombination mapping parallels this relationship and reflects the inefficiency of recombination-based methods to map mutations located between Gl and Sb due to the centromere effect.
A specific viral sequence (att) is required for 3'-processing, as shown by the inefficiency of this process if the CA sequence is mutated or located more than two nucleotides away from the 3' end of the DNA [6] [8].
Conversely, larger primary care centers (catchment population > 30,000) located mainly in suburban areas closer to hospitals, evidently suffered more from technical inefficiency.
Inefficiency sometimes results because the owners of the penetrated machines can not be located.
Firstly, the parking lot for the mall was located on the roof of the building without there being sound waterproofing, and secondly the structural inefficiency of the hollow concrete slabs which prevented the installation of effective waterproofing later on.
