Sentence examples for the context of efficiency from inspiring English sources

This implies that designs based on small and more frequent rainfall events rather than larger rainfall events would be appropriate in the context of efficiency in treatment performance, cost-effectiveness and possible savings in land area needed.

Another recent column by a distinguished economic commentator hyperlinked a 13-word mention of energy efficiency to a release about the September 18 article, but in the context of efficiency (alone) being "inadequate". (Of course nobody had claimed it could replace all supply). Neither paper, nor their main competitors, noticed the integrative-design article as news.

This third discourse frames joint commissioning in the context of efficiency.

The concept of the "margin of safety" is also discussed, and we conclude that, as currently defined, it is of doubtful relevance in either the context of efficiency or of equity.

In the context of SCP, efficiency would most commonly be cost efficiency, that is, benefits per unit costs (Ando et al., 1998; Margules & Sarkar, 2007; Wilson et al., 2009).

This paper studies the role of imperfect information and attentional biases in the context of energy efficiency investments in rented properties and associated split incentives.

This investigation will provide an evaluative interpretation and analysis of the real facts of vernacular habitats in the context of energy efficiency and ecological concepts, considering human settlement patterns, architectural creation and building material uses.

The study enlightens this issue in the context of frontier efficiency analysis by looking at some of the factors that are assumed to influence cotton production.

I generally discuss bootstrapping in the context of capital efficiency and certain business models/industries that lend themselves to this approach, such as certain Web businesses with high margins and low start-up costs".

Gene-optimization significantly enhanced the CAI in all tested genes, a parameter often cited in the context of translational efficiency [17], [39], [48].

Other studies have also considered transcript length in the context of translational efficiency and gene function [ 8, 45].