Similarly, in Du Tertre's [15, 16] typology of production systems ("configurations productives"), freight transport would belong to logistic services, the productivity of which is mainly determined by direct intensity of labor, scale economies and material integration.
But with his diagnosis of cancer in early 2008, he immersed himself in an astonishing flurry of creative productivity, of which operas were a prominent part.
In addition, various different modes of reactor operation batch, continuous, semi-continuous and anaerobic sequential batch reactor (ASBR)—have been evaluated (Table 3) to increase H2 productivities, of which the continuous mode of operation in particular has been the preferred choice (Table 3).
Lost productivity was based on the loss of QALYs, assuming an interaction between QALYs and productivity, both of which are influenced by health state and deteriorate in parallel [ 17].
Three studies published in the 1970s consider physician productivity, two of which report positive impact on the workload of others in modelling of the potential productivity of a physician comparing PA and non-PA employing practices [ 55] and in a before and after study [ 58].
The Washington Panel distinguishes five components of lost productivity, two of which should be included in the QALY or denominator, namely I) the effects of lost productivity on the sick employee and II) the effects of lost leisure time on the sick employee.
Critics have pointed out that these free courses are likely to follow the traditional trajectory of the "hype cycle" – from technology trigger, to peak of inflated expectations, to trough of disillusionment before finally going up the slope of enlightenment and reaching the plateau of productivity – all of which sound more like a children's adventure story than a trajectory for education.
Unifying a codebase can usually reduce bugs, enhance stability and increase developer productivity, all of which ultimately benefit the end user.
Fossil diatom data provided a proxy for lake nutrient status and productivity, both of which peaked during the period of maize cultivation.
Compassion fatigue, a potentially negative outcome of compassionate commitment, increases financial costs to organisations due to increases in sick leave, turnover (White 2006) and lower worker morale and productivity; all of which are indicative of burnout (Stamm et al. 2002).
Research tells us that corporations in the United States lose upwards of $500 billion per year due to unrealized workforce productivity, some of which is attributable to employee disengagement.
