The phrase "a low efficient" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a low-efficiency"? You can use "a low-efficiency" when describing something that does not use resources effectively or produces minimal output relative to input.
Example: "The old machinery in the factory is a low-efficiency model that consumes too much energy."
Alternatives: "an inefficient" or "a low-performing".
This natural evolution resulted in a low efficient but still active DHQase, which might be a result of adaption to the in vivo metabolic fluxes of bacilli cells.
Though relatively small compared to other draught breeds, Finnhorses have considerable pulling power and can pull very heavy loads because of the breed's good pulling technique, with powerful take-off and a low, efficient body stature during the actual pulling.
Second, there is a low efficient of the DNA repair pathway (Song et al. 2005).
Another argument in favour of a low efficient CRRT is that this therapy will seldom be complicated with acute and important tonicity changes of the systemic circulation.
Since the introduction of hemodialysis as a valid treatment for renal failure by Kolff in the early 1940 s [ 1], intermittent renal replacement therapy (IRRT) was offered as a bridge until recovery of kidney function; first in a low-efficient and therefore protracted version, later becoming progressively shorter.
By varying the parameters step-by-step to obtain the optimize values is a time-consuming, low efficient and aimless process, which indicates an infeasible method.
Therefore, the replacement of MNPs with an expensive or low efficient adsorbent for treatment of textile effluent can be a good platform which needs more detailed investigations.
Only with the assistance of experiment methods would be an onerous and low efficient way.
None of the isolated strains were capable of using arsenopyrite as a respiratory substrate, but (low efficient) arsenopyrite dissolution in reductive conditions was observed.
The aim is to produce a low order efficient model in order to assist the scaling-up and the model-based control design of the manufacturing process.
Today, finding a low cost, efficient, functional and reliable solution for controlling smart lighting systems has become topic of many research groups and industry.
