State officials say that New York has been relatively inefficient in its Medicaid spending, steering money toward expensive hospital treatment of problems that could be better handled in doctors' offices.
Certain other heterofermentative Lactobacillus organisms are relatively inefficient in their metabolism of glucose and must derive energy from other types of organic compounds, such as galactose, malate, or fructose.
The earliest systems used were relatively inefficient in both the rates of transduction and expression of the transgene.
Dichotomous choice contingent valuation questions are relatively inefficient in that large sample sizes are required for a given level of estimation precision.
Lactating cows are relatively inefficient in converting dietary N to milk N compared with the efficiency of N use for growth in simple-stomached animals.
The system also supports reducing the quality by increasing the quantizer step size for CIF encoding, although these configurations are relatively inefficient (in terms of utility per unit power consumed) and are therefore not selected by the optimizer.
IL-2 was relatively inefficient in reversing the proliferative defect of the gag-specific CTL, while IL-15 was highly effective in this model [17], [43].
As firing at origins is relatively inefficient in S. pombe [8], [9], [24], it would not only underestimate the number of efficient late-firing origins, but also would fail to identify most, if not all, inefficient late-firing origins.
Multiple in vivo and in vitro studies have demonstrated that microglia are relatively inefficient in driving pro-inflammatory CD4+ T-cell responses as compared with mature dendritic cells or even with other macrophage populations (reviewed in Carson et al., 2006).
It must be emphasized that the only light source that could be used in in vivo studies was lamp-emitting green light (525 ± 15 nm) which is relatively inefficient in fullerene induction.
