Sentence examples for productivity and technical from inspiring English sources
In this setting, output measurement based on various activities may provide a useful means to assess and compare the technical aspects of hospital production (productivity and technical efficiency measurement based on intermediate types of output such as patients grouped by DRGs).
The production, economic levels, productivity and technical means increase from the dense to the open bocage area.
In Portugal it is used since 1990 [ 16] and has had positive impact on the productivity and technical efficiency of some diagnostic technologies [ 30].
As in the case of Marx, this does not mean that Lange denies the usefulness of markets in increasing productivity and encouraging technical innovation.
Using six-year-round panel data for the period between 2007/08 and 2012/13, this study examines the technical efficiency, total factor productivity, and determinants of the technical inefficiency of hospitals.
The rapid development of road haulage compared to the "heavy" modes of freight transport cannot only be explained by its productivity, nor by regulatory and technical constraints, as it is often debated in France.
There is a need for the Planning and Budgeting Unit of the Ghana Health Services to continually monitor the productivity growth, allocative efficiency and technical efficiency of all its health facilities (hospitals and health centres) in the course of the implementation of health sector reforms.
Notifications of measles cases were used to assess medical costs and productivity losses (Technical Appendix).
The proportions of the productivity growth attributable to efficiency and technical change due to ICT were also quantified.
It decomposes productivity growth into efficiency change and technical change.
In both cases, reforms have aided the modernization process of ports, the influx of private capital, the standardization of public-private association, the increase in productivity, and the adoption of technical standards of operation that allow for the delivery of more or less universal port services.
