Sentence examples for suggested efficiency from inspiring English sources

PC undertook the efficiency analysis and suggested efficiency improvements.

So far, it suggests efficiency and creativity by a much-maligned state administration.

In the 1980s, economists credited these contract provisions with helping make Japanese manufacturing so productive, since workers had an incentive to suggest efficiency improvements.

Our analysis suggests Efficiency factors drive ligand approach.

The described observations suggest efficiency of rFVIIa in controlling the postoperative and spontaneous bleeding in patients with various types of thrombocytopenia.

While some research tentatively suggests efficiency improvements, at least in the short-run, attributing these to DRGs reimbursement is complicated by confounding factors.

In addition, tobacco has a track record of experimental use as a bioreactor for producing vaccines, antibodies, and cytokines [ 36- 38], and its high biomass yields and prolific production of seed suggest efficiency and flexibility of scale-up.

Other than to suggest efficiencies that might save a few million here or there, Mr. Bloomberg had little to say about his dominant headache of the moment: how to resolve a budget deficit of about $4 billion.

Moreover, after adjusting for input price differences, there still remained a difference of 0.13 0.20 in the efficiency measures, suggesting that efficiency may have been clearly lower in Norwegian and Swedish hospitals.

Asked why, he suggested greater efficiency.

Well, here's a snippet from the president's speech:Some have suggested raising efficiency standards in our buildings like we did in our cars and trucks.