By understanding the role of pain on shoulder function, clinicians will be able to more efficiently assess and treat shoulder injuries.
We developed an Internet-based evaluation system to more rapidly and efficiently assess the experience of residents, faculty, and rotations.
"Working with communities and stakeholders ever more efficiently, we will assess challenges and implement solutions on a 'landscape scale', always focussing on the ultimate outcome: an improved environment for all of us".
Even if heritability reduces with time, by removing the worst performing individuals from the breeding population going forward, budgets can be more efficiently spent only assessing the trees with a higher chance of producing a premium quality product in the longer term, rather than substantially more expensive breeding programmes.
In his studies, Levy discovered that women's brains are less lateralized than men's, allowing more closely connected hemispheres of the brain to communicate more efficiently enabling women to assess and incorporate more details and nuances than men.
Thus, comparative mapping studies between conifer species call for further developments of gene maps and gene sequence collections, but also for genomics and bioinformatics tools enabling to assess more efficiently orthology relationships.
We made these decisions by evaluating the criticality of each position, whether certain jobs could be done more efficiently and productively, and by assessing the specific skills and abilities of each individual in the company.
"We made these decisions by evaluating the criticality of each position, whether certain jobs could be done more efficiently and productively, and by assessing the specific skills and abilities of each individual in the company," Tesla CEO Elon Musk wrote to employees in an email obtained by TechCrunch.
Overall, our analysis is an example of how real-time mathematical models can be used to design trials more efficiently during an epidemic, and assess feasibility of planned trials, although models are infrequently utilised to this end.
Although reporting bias and reverse causation cannot be entirely excluded, it seems that questions on material difficulties assess absolute deprivation more efficiently than other socio-economic indicators.
