Sentence examples for relative technical from inspiring English sources

A hospital is considered to be technically efficient if it scores one, implying 100% relative technical efficiency, whereas a score of less than one implies that it is relatively technically inefficient, compared to peers in its efficiency reference set.

Of the 17 hospitals, 9 (53%) were technically efficient since they had a relative technical efficiency (TE) score of 100%.

Out of the 17 health centres, 14 (82%) were technically efficient since they had a relative technical efficiency (TE) score of 100%.

Photography's intimacy and its relative technical simplicity also appeal to him.

By the same token, a pretty invidious connection suggests itself between the relative technical poverty of English footballers and their pathological aversion to playing abroad.

Its disadvantages are the relative technical difficulty compared with retrograde and trochanteric portals [7].

Cooper et al. (2007) have established DEA to measure the relative and technical efficiency of variables.

This conflict may currently exist because many previously published assessments may not have effectively connected design layout with the level of biological relative to technical replication.

Project developer in the domain of land settlement project are involved with many stakeholders and are usually overflown by data relative to technical, economic and social issues.

The first, GSEA, looks for enrichment of genes in a category at the top or bottom of a ranked list based on a modified Kolmogorov-Smirnov statistic, and has been developed specifically for the detection of biological differences which may be modest relative to technical noise.

It's as if Greengrass wanted an actor who would both signify authenticity and convey it by his relative lack of technical prowess.