Nevertheless, the effort is necessary on ethical grounds, for reasons of efficiency, and to manage risk.
He is doing so for reasons of efficiency - savings to the public purse - which may be a worthy purpose.
It also results from companies' strategies of externalizing (outsourcing) such service requirements for reasons of efficiency and cost savings.
Not, I suggest, for reasons of efficiency any more – that ideological boat sailed with soaring energy bills, the fiasco of Railtrack, airport charges and bank bailouts.
Decisions made for reasons of efficiency and military strategy in the twentieth century couldn't anticipate the implications for nuclear terrorism in the twenty-first.
In 1941 the Justice Department issued what's known as the Consent Decree, which allowed performing-rights organizations (P.R.O.s, or collecting societies) to process the licensing fees for large numbers of songwriters, collectively, for obvious reasons of efficiency.
They are time consuming and it is natural to consider the use of parallel architectures for reasons of efficiency.
However, for reasons of efficiency, cheminformatics toolkits such as the OpenBabel toolkit are often implemented in compiled languages such as C++.
The second factor was supportive of wetland restoration for reasons of efficiency, not wetland affinity, but characterized by those in positions of management power.
In epidemiologic studies, costly or destructive laboratory tests or slow case accrual can make it desirable to stop a study early for reasons of efficiency.
