Sentence examples for time for efficiency from inspiring English sources

Second, Treasury ministers argue it is not possible to identify an extra £6bn to £12bn in savings for implementation in this financial year, and that it takes time for efficiency savings to work through.

The chief organizer of the Washington march was Bayard Rustin, who was duly applauded at the time for the efficiency of his labors.

The influence of sorption and desorption temperature and time for extraction efficiency were examined.

As long as I was making accurate records, I thought that I could also use the daily journal to organize my time for maximum efficiency.

Based on the visual observation under fluorescent microscope of paired ovaries for Sytox/PEI/DNA uptake, the optimal time for high efficiency of jetPEI/DNA uptake in the ovary was between 16 20 hours PBM (data not shown).

They are expensive to set up and even if they work, it would take a long time for cumulative efficiencies to have much effect.

He said that for a long time, groceries pushed for efficiency but that now the focus was on improving the atmosphere and providing more prepared foods.

The makespan which speaks for efficacy and computation time which speaks for efficiency of the algorithms are considered separately as response variables in the proposed 34 factorial split-plot design used in the detailed statistical experiment.

Traditional cost-benefit analyses of those projects focuses on travel time reduction a proxy for efficiency.

Once upon a time -- partly for efficiency reasons ("I'm cooking anyway") and partly because I've always subscribed to the "the more, the merrier" school of thought -- I would routinely have dinner parties of eight or more.

It can be concluded that short treatment times for decontamination efficiency would be an important factor related to productivity in food industry.