The phrase "and therefore inefficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is inefficient as a result of a previously mentioned reason or condition.
Example: "The current workflow is overly complicated, and therefore inefficient, leading to delays in project completion."
Alternatives: "and thus ineffective" or "and consequently unproductive".
But even such projects for the homeless as do exist are disjointed and therefore inefficient, says Alair Molina, of FIPE: the various departments of the council fail to co-ordinate with each other or with the various charities.
Most SMBs use ad hoc processes that are manual, paper-based and therefore inefficient and inherently less secure.
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For example while mobile clinics for HIV testing may be costly and therefore inefficient, they may deserve priority because they reach out to remote areas and therefore contribute to equity in service delivery.
Such data are important for prioritising interventions, the absence of which up to this point has led to a lack of metrics to assess the impact of livestock diseases leads and therefore inefficient resource allocation [ 2].
Just as egregious, it wasn't measurable and was therefore inefficient.
It was proposed that this ligand-mediated induction of TS occurs because the ternary complex TS-FdUMP-tetrahydrofolate exhibits weaker binding to TS mRNA and is, therefore, inefficient in suppressing TS synthesis.
Therefore, inefficient mapping and unequal library sizes are unlikely to have contributed to our full data set differential expression results.
The reserve network is therefore inefficient concerning freshwater species, and many areas of conservation priority that are not formally protected remain.
Other than these algorithms, algorithms in[4 7] are designed to maximize average received PSNR for unicast services, and therefore such inefficient resource allocation can be avoided.
This effect becomes apparent mostly when using a very high number of CPUs for the given workflow that results in a workflow completion time of less than 30 min. Although it is apparent in this experiment, we are confident it will not be an issue in real world cases as using 14 sites for this workflow, can be considered as an overkill and therefore slightly inefficient.
