Sentence examples for be inefficient as a from inspiring English sources

This can be inefficient as a few small cells may impose a restrictive time step on the whole mesh.

Although some interactions compensate fitness losses, the observed small effect on the relative mutant frequencies suggests that epistasis might be inefficient as a buffering mechanism for fitness losses in vivo.

Although HGA peritoneal clearance was observed, with PD effluent becoming dark after drainage, this proved to be inefficient as a way to remove HGA, as signs and symptoms of the disease continued to worsen after initiation of PD.

Crony capitalism has proved to be inefficient as well as corrupt.

Not only is our government unaffordable, but it is inefficient as well.

He believes that the state is inefficient as a service provider; that public expenditure inhibits wealth creation and creates dependency and we should instead turn to the market.

She said the state was inefficient as a service provider; that public expenditure inhibited wealth creation and created dependency, and that we should turn instead to the market.

Current manual and labor-intensive methods are inefficient; as a result, information is frequently incomplete, inaccurate or unavailable during the life-cycle of a facility.

Morash thought the liquid conversion was inefficient as a feedstock for fuel, and burning the waste got rid of precious water resources that could be better used not as power, but as a feedstock for crops.

Other important findings for the design of nonpoint pollution policy measures are that water pricing, as advocated by the Water Framework Directive, is inefficient as a pollution abatement tool, and differentiating control measures by soil type enhances welfare, although welfare gains may be small.

Statistical tests - Durbin Watson (DW) and Breusch-Pagan - indicated that ordinary least squares regression is inefficient as a result of heteroscedastic and autocorrelated (lag 1) errors.