Sentence examples for outputs are due from inspiring English sources

The Pareto principle is often alternatively referred to in business and economics literature as the "80/20 principle," meaning that 80% of a system's outputs are due to only 20% of its inputs (Koch 1998).

Unsatisfactory outputs are due to insufficient inputs.

We first explain that the unexpected energy cost OF decrease following an increase of the distillate outputs is due to the interrelation of the two distillate flow rates and purities and the entrainer recycling through mass balance when considering both the extractive distillation column and the entrainer regeneration column.

We must emphasise, nevertheless, that most inaccuracies in OPSIN output are due to wrong compound nomenclature in the CIFs and not to OPSIN malfunction.

According to official forecasts, output is due to reach 5m barrels per day by 2020.

Insurgents have made a habit of attacking the oil infrastructure; the recent rise in output is due chiefly to improved security.

For a textured sensing element, while the total sensor sensitivity increases between 17% and 27%, only 34% of the output is due to shear forces, and the response is more nonlinear.

The decline in industrial output was due to reduced oil production and agricultural output.

Parameter γ* is also significant (for α = 0.01), which indicates that about 95% of the general differential between observed and best-practice output is due to the existing difference in efficiency among firms (γ* = 0.946), i.e., it suggests that technical efficiency might play a crucial role among the factors affecting productivity in the sheep dairy firms.

Perhaps the creative output is due to months of rain or the scarcity of live music venues, but this year produced excellent releases.

The relative decrease of the average energy output rate of the HF and EN groups corresponded to significantly lower average ambulatory activity versus the C group (Figure 4C) implying that at least part of the effect of the obesigenic diets on average energy output was due to decreased ambulatory activity.