Sentence examples for be completely efficient from inspiring English sources
Gioia Tauro and Izmir are found to be completely efficient, namely, both their CRS and VRS efficiency scores are equal to unity.
Interventions were assumed to be completely efficient from their onset: no transmission occurred at burials and hospitals, and community transmission was reduced by a multiplier estimated by model fitting.
If markets were completely efficient, then past price movements should tell you nothing about the future.
Red dwarfs, however, because of convection, are completely efficient and will burn their entire supply of hydrogen.
But that doesn't mean the stock market is completely efficient, or that "cap weighted indexes" — as traditional index funds are called — are perfect.
If markets are completely efficient, then there cannot be a bubble from their standpoint.
He got his Ph.D. in economics at MIT at a time when academic dogma decreed that the stock market is completely efficient and therefore unbeatable.
If all the countries studied were completely efficient, taking all 151 observations as a whole, their output levels would have increased by 112% for VCT, 65% for PMTCT, and 85% for ARV treatment (see Table A4 in Additional file 1).
As both genes in M0579 contain the NmeSI recognition sites and are relatively distinct from the homologs in other CC41/44 strains and the NmeSI recognition sites are not located within the region of possible recombination breakpoints, it is likely that the NmeSI system in M0579 has not been completely efficient in preventing the introduction of recognition site-containing sequences.
A position weight matrix (PWM) offers a much more precise description of the binding preferences for a given transcription factor, but the total space of all possible PWMs across each subsequence of a genome cannot be completely explored in an efficient manner.
Remarkably, the formation of NCCs appears to be completely inhibited due to efficient esterification of FCCs, and formation of the persistent hmFCCs.
