Sentence examples for substantial efficiencies from inspiring English sources
"The inconvenience to S.& P. of litigating in numerous different districts, as well as state courts, is high, and centralization allows for all parties to obtain substantial efficiencies in dealing with common issues," it added.
And (ii) merger proposals different from the equilibrium ones are sufficient conditions for antitrust agencies to infer substantial efficiencies not considered that justify those proposals.
Heat recovery can be seen as a last resort, if other simpler improvements to the unit operation do not lead to substantial efficiencies.
Simulation tests indicate that the improvement procedures yield substantial efficiencies over more naı̈ve scheduling methods and that the system will be effective in real-time applications.
There is a substantial body of evidence suggesting that pharmacogenetic stratification of stroke treatment can improve patient outcomes in the long-term, and provide substantial efficiencies for the healthcare system in the short-term.
Here, we have demonstrated substantial efficiencies, equivalent to halving the sample size, although the monetary cost of introducing the marker may be high.
Numerical examples are used to highlight the utility of the method over single level ALE solution methods, facilitating substantial efficiency improvements and enabling the efficient solution of a highly resolved three-dimensional Richtmyer Meshkov instability problem.
However, peak horsepower remains unchanged, and substantial efficiency gains are realized only while driving at partial throttle and when idling.
Dr David Bennett, Monitor's outgoing chief executive, said: "The NHS simply can no longer afford operationally and financially to deliver the substantial efficiency gains required to ensure patients get the services they need".
The Royal Society has forecast that a 10% cut in real terms "would be painful but manageable, and could only be delivered through substantial efficiency savings, and some rebalancing of investment priorities".
There is potential for substantial efficiency improvements as evidenced by the fact that the United States has the second highest corporate tax rate in the OECD but the fourth lowest corporate tax revenue as a share of GDP in the OECD.
