Sentence examples for productivity number from inspiring English sources

It takes into account different types of production systems to differentiate the vaccination productivity (number of animals vaccinated per day) in systems where animals are concentrated and easy to reach, from those characterized by small herds that are scattered and less accessible.

By charting their productivity (number and color of eggs).

And the productivity number announced on Thursday fell somewhat short of our now exalted expectations.

They measured things like productivity (number of published opinions), quality (how often other courts cite those opinions), speed (how quickly opinions are produced) and independence (how often judges disagree with colleagues with similar political views).

In pigs, reducing antibiotics had no negative effects on productivity, number of pigs produced per sow, average daily weight gain or the amount of feed needed to produce a kilogram of meat9.

We show that the total number of citable scientific publications listed in the Science Citation Index (SCI), the Social Science Citation Index (SSCI) and Arts and Humanities Citation Index (A&HCI) follow an exponential growth, the same as their national productivity (number of publications per capita).

To the extent that some of these expenditures are wasteful, the gross domestic product and productivity numbers overstate economic growth.

This means the "least productive individuals are therefore not employed, which flatters the French productivity numbers".

The official productivity numbers are, in effect, mistaking work time for leisure time.

"The productivity numbers have been holding up quite well," said Professor Prescott.

Productivity numbers have remained strong, providing a source of reassurance that the economy remains healthy.