Sentence examples for be inefficient at removing from inspiring English sources
On one hand, it has been suggested that rapid growth of human populations may have led natural selection to be inefficient at removing deleterious mutations (Casals and Bertranpetit 2012), which could lead to a rapid accumulation of deleterious alleles (Kondrashov 1988; Lynch 2010).
Based on a recent report by Anderson et al. stating that perfusion is inefficient at removing blood-borne lymphocytes from non-lymphoid peripheral organs, such as the lungs, it is possible that in the case of the liver, our in vivo staining readouts are reflective of both intravascular and tissue-resident lymphocytes.
Government, he told his children, is inefficient at best and deeply suspect at worst.
7. The fair-trade system is inefficient at transferring coffee consumers' goodwill to producers.
Although MDMX is highly homologous to MDM2, Nutlin is inefficient at interrupting the repressive MDMX p53 complex.
Precipitation was time-consuming and was inefficient at separating the probe(s) from DNA.
With such an amount, biological and chemical processes are inefficient to completely remove EG. In order to efficiently remove EG, electrochemical oxidation (ECO) of EG was carried out.
At best, this would be inefficient, since the MPC would have to redo its deliberations.
A heart beating at its maximum possible rate may be inefficient, Dr. Tanaka explained.
Hence, if hair-bundle flexoelectricity were important at low frequencies, the motor would be inefficient.
