Sentence examples for of inputs resources from inspiring English sources

Since majority of the rural clinics and health centres are less endowed with material and human resources but record huge clinic attendance (see Table  2), it is expected that a preponderance of them will be deemed efficient because the DEA estimations are based on weighted sum of service output divided by weighted sum of inputs (resources).

This study examines the relative effect of input resources on factory productivity across countries.

This model provides a structure of the activities executed by actors using various kinds of input resources, producing outcomes and interacting with other actors.

We use data collected from 508 manufacturing plants in 16 countries to estimate and compare productivity of input resources between countries.

Productivity is defined as the amount of output produced with certain combinations of input resources (capital, labor, etc).. Recent studies have indicated the value of non-production labor (e.g., engineers, product designer, quality inspectors, and administrators) to a manufacturing plant's productivity.

The methodology used by MNXref is broadly similar to those used by BKM-react and MetRxn, but differs from each in some key aspects that affect the final reconciliation, which are summarized here and in Table 3. > -wrap-foot> BKM-react uses a smaller number of input resources than MNXref, incorporating information from BRENDA [ 24], KEGG [ 22] and MetaCyc [ 23].

The cost of each program is defined as the sum of all inputs (resources) multiplied by the unit costs for these inputs.

Managing global shocks therefore implies the need for a range of inputs and resources that include the ability to integrate resources and information from the private and public sector together with that of the academic and NGO world, in order to produce the best possible planning tools.

Economic theory suggests that efficiency in the use of inputs and resources occur when demand matches price and marginal cost (MC) of supply.

"The policy-driven reforms have focused largely on outputs, i.e. achievements on test scores, without the same attention given to the sufficiency of inputs (adequate resources, especially in poor schools) and the quality of throughputs (the educational process itself)." - Jonathan Jansen.

Then, the policy-driven reforms have focused largely on outputs, i.e. achievements on test scores, without the same attention given to the sufficiency of inputs (adequate resources, especially in poor schools) and the quality of throughputs (the educational process itself).