Sentence examples for perceived as efficient from inspiring English sources

"There is strong support for the military as an institution, which is perceived as efficient, professional and obedient to authority," Mr. Fuentes said.

The analysis suggests that standardization and voluntary schemes are perceived as efficient and effective tools to encourage the greening of Italian GCHP-SME2s in the short-term while laying the foundations for sustainable policies in the longer run.

In this sense, a primary care center is perceived as efficient if it produces the maximum possible output, given its available inputs or, equivalently, if it utilizes a minimum level of inputs to produce a given amount of outputs.

In this trial, learning cytopathology with whole slide images and virtual microscopy adaptive tutorials was found to be as effective as and perceived as more efficient than learning from glass slides and textbooks.

In one corner, agribusiness is perceived as more efficient and technologically savvy; in the other corner, the smallholder is portrayed as less productive and in need of charity.

Email is perceived as more efficient when solving academic issues (Vrocharidou & Efthymiou, 2012); therefore, it is used more often (Dahlstrom et al., 2013).

The animal was perceived as an efficient converter of grass to meat (although often with additional cereal diets provided) and the emphasis was on, for example, residual feed intake (how much feed is needed beyond that strictly necessary for growth).

However, for those not planning to take prenatal classes, group prenatal care may be perceived as less efficient.

The fact that students on average completed the formative assessment within each course in less than one hour might have contributed to the popularity of the assessments, because they were perceived as an efficient means of study for time-poor students.

Pond systems have been studied in Uzbekistan for about 30 years and are widely perceived as an effective and cost-efficient solution to many of the issues that arise with conventional wastewater treatment options.

Because of its size, allohexaploid nature and high repeat content, the wheat genome has always been perceived as too complex for efficient molecular studies.