Sentence examples for output mix from inspiring English sources

The output mix of morphologies in Figure 5 has disordered hexagonal pores.

The sum of the first and second terms in the denominator can be interpreted as output mix inefficiencies.

The overall elasticity of substitution among the primary factors determines the ability of the economy to change its output mix in response to changes in relative prices or changes in the endowment of the factors.

Technical output efficiency reflects the extent to which the output levels of the DMU concerned can be raised through improved performance, and no additional resource while maintaining its output mix.

Gandal, Hanson and Slaughter (2004) obtain similar results in the Israeli context: they find that global changes in production techniques were sufficient to more than offset Israel's change in relative factor supplies induced by the Soviet immigration, while changes in output mix did not help Israel absorb changes in relative factor prices.

In the hospital sector, the effects of slow price growth on hospital operations depend on a hospital's ability to (1) make up for lost revenues by increasing private prices or adjusting output mix and (2) adjust its cost structure.

This means that the lack of theoretical underpinning of these models can lead to policymaker specification searching, where by changing the input-output mix, they can obtain whichever answer they seek.

Seven (41%) of the hospitals had a scale efficiency (SE) of 100%, which means that they had the most productive size for that particular input-output mix.

(Table 3) Also indicated in the brackets in Table 4 is the number of times each efficient hospital has been used as a reference hospital for itself as well as for others with a similar input-output mix.

The latter is dependent on the input-output mix which is theoretically controllable, but in practice is substantially limited by the general preference of health care staff-mostly physicians- to work in these facilities (and not in the smaller ones) for reasons such as professional development and career advancement, since they are closer to urban areas.

25 Thus, for this study the flow rates to kidney, gut, hepatic artery, and the PD MPS in the four-MPS interactome were specified as 40%, 40 %, 10, and 10% of the mixing chander output (Q mixing), with the last being appropriate to a highly vascularized organ like skin.