To weigh the efficiency of the proposed algorithm, its complexity is discussed.
An antitrust review, legal experts told The Times, would weigh the efficiencies the companies gained through the collaboration against the risk of reduced competition as a result.
It's not a valid comparison to weigh their efficiencies against, say, a nonprofit operating a shelter for the homeless.
It is evident that priority setting decisions often go beyond weighing options of varying efficiency, effectiveness and other factors.
Consumers who weigh the energy efficiency of appliances they are buying usually look for a three-year payback.
The cost of one seven-kilowatt cell is $7,000 to $10,000, a considerable amount even when weighed against increased efficiency and higher reliability.
The optical annual energy and exergy efficiencies are also obtained for PTCs and LFCs, with multitube or secondary reflector receiver, where the concentration at each tube is used to weigh the exergy efficiency.
The need for maintenance of a distinction between soft-tissues and bone needs to be weighed against the efficiency of rapid, high-concentration staining.
We calculated the diagnostic efficiency (weighed summation of specificity and sensibility) of clinical examination, QST and skin biopsy against the proposed gold standard for the diagnosis of SFN.
With regard to the timing of the first study visit in pregnancy, the experience of high tryers and high non-tryers was identical, suggesting that the decision of whether to include high non-tryers in a cohort would have to weigh representativeness against efficiency and resources.
