However, expansion of gene families potentially reduces the potential efficiency of selection in bdelloid rotifers even further, by increasing the number of linked genes and the potential for interference among clones harboring alternative beneficial mutations [ 70].
In turn this may maximise potential benefits to children and families in terms of reduced psychosocial and financial burden of potentially avoidable ED attendances and emergency admissions, and realise potential efficiency savings for the NHS [ 18].
Homes account for about 35percentt of the potential efficiency gains, according to McKinsey, while the industrial sector accounts for 40percentt and the commercial sector 25percentt.
Every bust, inefficient, polluting state enterprise is a potential efficiency gain if it could only be managed by different hands.
By 1910 Edmund Altenkirch, a German scientist, satisfactorily calculated the potential efficiency of thermoelectric generators and delineated the parameters of the materials needed to build practical devices.
"Basically we are financing the system," he says.A recent study from the OECD, a rich-country think-tank, found potential efficiency savings in health spending, but also said that Spain had less room for manoeuvre than other countries.
To emphasise the importance it placed on this issue, it asked Sir Peter Gershon, when he was head of the Office of Government Commerce, to locate potential efficiency savings.
Each proposal described below would differ from the others in its potential efficiency, complexity, cost, safety considerations, and unknown effects on the planet, and all of them should be thoroughly evaluated before being implemented.
The potential efficiency gain is 1% absolute.
"Taxi firms, for instance, have already spotted the potential efficiency benefits of enabling customers to use what3words," it says.
Chl fluorescence Fv/Fm ratios measured the potential efficiency of excitation energy captured by PSII.
