Sentence examples for potential output gains from inspiring English sources

Potential output gains were 10%% (SE ± 2.92), 7.4 % (SE ± 2.06), 6.9 % (SE ± 1.97) if the centres could overcome their technical, scale and congestion inefficiencies.

The considerable potential output gains estimated indicates that effort should be invested into understanding what drove the performance variation and optimise the resource use.

The detail of technical, scale and congestion ES for each DMU are available in Additional files 3 and 4. The potential output gains could be derived from the mean technical, scale and congestion ES.

The relative performance improved in 2012, with a lower potential output gain.

More centres moved to the performance frontier in 2012 (mean ES = 1.07), with lower potential output gain.

The considerable potential output gain estimated indicates that effort should be invested to understand what drove the performance variation and optimise them.

This study examined the performance variation of public ophthalmology service in Malaysia, estimated the potential output gain and investigated several factors that might explain the differential performance.

The potential output gain reduced in 2012 (6.9 ± SE 1.97, 6.8 ± SE 3.5, 4.4 ± SE 1.9 for technical, scale and congestion efficiency respectively) as some DMUs moved to the performance frontier.

Indeed, Lawrence H. Summers and J. Bradford DeLong assert in a recent paper that under these conditions, expansionary fiscal policy is likely to be self-financing – the future gains in potential output are likely to offset the policy's cost.

The question that needs to be asked is whether the future gains in potential output and growth that would result from expansionary fiscal policy today would outweigh any future losses of output and growth caused by the repayment of the government's additional debt.

The effects on L5 pyramidal neuron activity by direct dendritic GABAB receptor activation was similar to interhemispheric inhibition and suggests that dendritic depolarization during hindpaw stimulation increases the gain of the conversion of synaptic inputs into action potential output and that GABAB receptor activation counteracts this gain increase.