The phrase "a more inefficient" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct form would be "more inefficient" without the article "a" preceding it.
Example: "This new method is more inefficient than the previous one."
Alternatives: "less efficient" or "more wasteful".
A more inefficient use of scarce resources could not be devised.
However, System GMM is a more inefficient estimation method in our context.
An increase in transport content can both be due to sourcing and marketing in a wider area, increase in transport distance, and to a more inefficient transport.
Ethereum will soon be launching the Casper protocol which will turn Ethereum from a more inefficient proof of work algorithm to a proof of stake one.
But even at the U.N.'s estimate, food loss represents 3.3 billion metric tons of CO2 each year... It's hard to imagine a more inefficient system, especially when it comes to the critical role of feeding our planet.
Over time, the solutions therefore evolved a more inefficient use of nutrient.
I certainly can't imagine government-run health care being any more inefficient or bureaucratic.
The $25 fee will make the market a bit more inefficient, but you can bet the buyers of these claims will simply extract the fee from the seller.
To focus and collimate the light from all four sides, the die is placed inside a reflective cup, but this ends up expanding the effective source area considerably, making the coupling to a fiber more inefficient (see below).
Finally, we demonstrate that even though there is Pareto-inefficiency associated with in-kind transfers, such transfers may have a place in the policy portfolio because the alternative may be an even more inefficient cash transfer programme.
While this may create an even more inefficient system of care in the United States, it will reflect the old adage that health care, like politics, is local.
