To Mr. Rockefeller, this seemed "an inefficient way to run things".
It's an inefficient way of cleaning ourselves".
One impediment to making advances has been a primary focus on exposures and toxicants that has sometimes led investigators supported by the NIEHS on a circuitous and inefficient path toward understanding human health and disease.
Unfortunately, given the differences between mouse models of Aβ deposition and the limited data on detailed binding constants that are available for many of the mAbs as well as the lack of comparative binding data [ 26], these questions may ultimately only be answered by the data that emerge from ongoing human trials, which is a very expensive and inefficient path forward.
If the policy allows permits to be banked for future use, as most do, then prices that fall short of expectations probably do not indicate an inefficient time path (such inefficient allocations should largely be arbitraged away through banking), but rather that abatement costs are simply lower than projected.
But through the mistakes of our governments and of the people itself, we are crawling out by way of the most burdensome, crooked and inefficient path and with the most possible victims.
Narrowing the options too early is overly constraining and may drive one down an inefficient if not wrong path.
In order to overcome these difficulties, we propose, in place of the selection of benchmarked DMUs on the efficient frontier, a method of selecting effective benchmarking paths that direct an inefficient DMU to its target on the efficient frontier in an implementable and realistic way.
In the uplink for example, an inefficient antenna could force the power amplifier along with the other gain stages in the transmit path to operate at higher gain causing, amongst other things, excessive current consumption.
Email can often be an inefficient medium.
With an inefficient state and inefficient markets, Greece has the worst of both worlds.
