Sentence examples for mean technical efficiency from inspiring English sources

This can mean technical efficiency, but also includes building efficiency through encouraging an improved worker-management dialogue, ensuring that any resultant gains are shared in an equitable way with those workers in the supply chain.

However, some public hospitals also got the lowest individual mean technical efficiency scores of 27.4%, implying they have some of the most inefficient hospitals.

However, public hospitals also got the lowest mean technical efficiency scores (27.4%), implying they have some of the most inefficient hospitals.

Quasi-government hospitals were found to have the highest mean technical efficiency score of 83.9% followed by public hospitals (70.4%), mission hospitals (68.6%) and private hospitals (55.8%).

Basic DEA analysis was conducted on all models to observe the effect different variables had on the DEA results (i.e. percentage of frontier DMUs and the mean technical efficiency score (ES)).

It means that technical efficiency depends only on the inefficiency component under the control of the firm (u it ).

This means the technical efficiency in China's LMIE during year 1995 2002 is time varying, given the stochastic frontier model defined by equation (8).

A summary of average efficiency scores of district hospitals by ownership is provided in Table  3, the mean VRS technical efficiency score for all district hospitals in Ghana is 0.61 or 61%.

This means that CRS technical efficiency of a firm can be decomposed into pure technical efficiency and scale efficiency (SE).

The mean bias-correct technical efficiency (variable returns to scale) of rice production activities in the Mekong delta increased, rising from 0.484 in 1998 to 0.606 in 2010, despite a slight downward trend after 2008 (Table 3).

In both cases, there is a potential conflict between the workers' interests and the efficiency goal, as competition offers a means to achieving "technical" efficiency while at the same time threatening employment stability.