Sentence examples for perceived efficiencies from inspiring English sources
Additional studies documenting the perceived efficiencies realized from e-prescribing from those who have implemented electronic prescribing are warranted.
In some cases, if the merchant does not accept the particular payment method, the customer must pay using cash thereby eliminating most, if not all, of the perceived efficiencies of remotely ordering using the cell phone, PDA, media player, etc.
Key functions may also be substituted with petro-chemical energy in order to achieve perceived efficiencies in the production of specific goods.
We also want to have something we call perceived efficiency.
Yet in the case of financial markets, the balance has tipped too far in favour of speed and perceived efficiency, leaving markets highly brittle and more susceptible to collapse.
He framed discussion of the approach that begat the Evos in terms of six pillars: silhouette innovation, perceived efficiency, refined surface language, technical graphics, the new face of the brand and a concept he called "visual premiumness".
With the exception of the Internet, the frequency of usage was usually lower on average than perceived efficiency was.
The main research findings revealed an improved student motivation and an increase of the perceived efficiency in the learning and teaching process, without substantially raising costs.
Collected data was exposed to exploratory factor analysis and resulted in a 26-item, three-factor survey, whose factors were named as the perceived efficiency of IWB, perceived learning contribution and motivation, and the perceived negative effects of IWB.
We can therefore state with assurance that the usage of information sources and the perceived efficiency of those sources are more strongly correlated than any other correlations in the matrix.
The licence-holder's arguments are based on real or perceived efficiency gains from being attached to the incumbent, usually through having better access to the pre-booked market segments.
