Sentence examples for planned efficiency from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the planned efficiency savings were a "big ask.

Hunt said the planned "efficiency changes" would provide the extra funds the NHS needs.

The NHS will have to shed around 137,000 jobs – almost a tenth of its workforce – if it is to meet planned efficiency savings of £20bn, the Department of Health has been warned.

It is welcome that the BBC has developed an appropriate approach to measuring the future impacts of the move but it still needs to explain how it is going to make all of its planned efficiency savings," said the NAO head, Amyas Morse.

This budget is designed to deliver both planned efficiency savings, totalling £1.9 billion over five years to 2012/13, plus additional savings as part of a further efficiency exercise, triggered by the economic downturn.

We thus have to conclude that our planned efficiency appeared to be inefficient.

Acute trusts achieved just 83% of their planned efficiencies for 2014-15, the report said.

They cite difficulty in delivering planned efficiencies, continued high spending on agency staff and inadequate social care as among the reasons for their pessimism.

Pinnacle3 Automatic treatment planning was designed to increase planning efficiency while maintaining or improving plan quality and consistency.

This result shows good homology to schizophrenia where selective attention as well as executive functions measured as planning efficiency is impaired in drug-naïve first-episode schizophrenic patients (Fagerlund et al, 2004).

In the following, we will discuss whether performance differences can be related to specific executive functions, i.e., inhibition and performance monitoring, problem solving, generative fluency and planning efficiency.