Sentence examples for previous productivity from inspiring English sources

The reliability of the proposed equations is successfully validated through comparisons with commercial numerical simulation and previous productivity equations.

Nordhaus found in a separate study that up to two-thirds of the previous productivity slowdown came from industries impacted by the oil shocks, such as pipelines, motor vehicles and auto repair.

To date, much attention has been focused on the high-permeability CBM reservoirs, which results in ignorance of pressure and saturation gradients in the coal seams of previous productivity equations.

The combined analysis applied to the railway sector of all the previous (productivity and technology efficiency, discreet modal choice and contestable markets) has provided interesting results.

I was fortunate enough to be able to work at a hospital that developed and applied these ideas, and it took only nine weeks to return to previous productivity levels.

The new productivity plan means that Coca-Cola now has extended its previous productivity plan to save $3 billion in annual savings by 2019 to achieve incremental savings of about $800 million, bringing its current program to $3.8 billion in productivity savings.

Comparison with previous livestock productivity levels on the Jos Plateau shows that natural resource conflict has increased, with negative effects on productivity, although vulnerability to shocks has decreased over the years.

In previous studies, productivity losses have been measured specifically due to psoriasis or generally due to health problems in psoriasis patients.

According to respondents, compensation plans were in the form of a bonus on top of a fixed salary (66%) and/or an adjustment of salary based on previous period productivity (55%).

The majority of compensation plans are in the form of a bonus on top of a fixed salary (66%) and/or an adjustment of salary based on previous period productivity (55%).

Chang et al. [40] further added a new parameterization to describe an adaptive management strategy of farmers who react to a climate driven change of previous-years' productivity.