Sentence examples for stimulating efficiency from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is reasonable to hypothesize that a possible involvement of more proximal portions of auditory nerve fibres in the progression of the disease results in decreased stimulating efficiency of the cochlear implant.

The response to inflation in health expenditure is often to reduce costs by stimulating efficiency.

In addition, market entry by entrepreneurial activity is vital in adjusting markets towards competitive levels [ 4], and even purely imitative entrepreneurial activity can have growth-enhancing effects by stimulating efficiency and promoting the diffusion of technologies [ 5].

The implication is that policies directed at stimulating energy efficiency are not, in themselves, sufficient to secure environmental improvements: this may require the use of complementary energy policies designed to moderate incentives to increased energy consumption.

The reason, the New Climate Economy report concluded, is that raising resource efficiency, stimulating innovation and new investment in infrastructure are making it possible to tackle climate change at the same time as improving economic performance.

"A narrative promoted widely by politicians and the media is that the public sector is sluggish and self-serving, and the private sector is stimulating, that it generates efficiency, and that it all needs to be shaken up.

We would also like our labour offices to finally start being rewarded for the efficiency of stimulating labour force participation of the unemployed, that is for placing them for real jobs, and not for the numbers of registered unemployed or for the organisation of trainings that fail to bring about the expected result which consists in finding work by job seekers.

Increased transpiration encourages water and nutrient uptake and can improve photosynthetic efficiency, thereby stimulating plant growth.

During influenza virus infection, pDCs and mDCs exhibited an equivalent efficiency in stimulating anti influenza virus cytotoxic T lymphocytes [ 2].

The introduction of DRGs induced yardstick competition in the German hospital market, setting strong incentives to increase efficiency and stimulating restructuring efforts across all types of ownership.

The authors observed that in the RUNX3 knockout mice, maturation of dendritic cells was accelerated when induced with lipopolysaccharide or without induction, and showed an increased efficiency in stimulating T cells.