This conventional single-node transmission approach is particularly inefficient in underwater environments, as it does not account for long propagation delays.
Plaid Cymru Ceredigion AM Elin Jones said: "Either the health board is running short of money or it is particularly inefficient in planning its workforce.
Researchers have found that one reason larger primates climb less than smaller animals do is not because they're particularly inefficient in the trees; it's because they're more efficient on land.
It became clear that while SARS-CoV-infected 2B4 cells were able to retain their ability to express some of the activated genes, such as TNFSF10, IL-8, and, especially, CXCL10/IP-10, they were particularly inefficient in the post-transcriptional expression of many antiviral genes, especially those encoding for IFN-β, IFN-λ1, and IFN-λ2, when compared to DHOV-infected cells.
The translation of genes with 5' terminal oligopyrimidine (5′ TOP) motifs, which includes many ribosomal protein genes and a number of translation initiation and elongation factors, is particularly inefficient in the presence of these compounds [ 20, 21].
Accordingly, predominant browsers will be inefficient grazers; predominant grazers will be particularly inefficient browsers (Schwartz 2009).
The theater owners and producers have zeroed in on several work rules that they say are particularly inefficient and costly.
Trials are particularly inefficient means toward such ends.
The Flint plant, in which some UAW workers get eight hours' pay for 4 1/2 hours' work, is particularly inefficient.
G.M.'s stamping operations are particularly inefficient compared with those of rivals.
