Sentence examples for but become less efficient from inspiring English sources
In silico prediction programs are, in fact, fairly reliable when used to predict the effects of nucleotide changes occurring at the invariant donor and acceptor dinucleotide sequences, but become less efficient as nucleotide changes occur further away from the splice sites or in different splicing elements, such as the polypyrimidine tract (20).
That means that it will look like it is drawing a lower amount of power during lab testing – where vacuums are tried without actually hoovering dust – but then become less efficient when used in the home, according to Dyson.
As they mature, FCF grows as growth falls, but companies tend to become less efficient overall as increases in profitability rarely make up for stratospheric growth.
All but six states of the 48 he analyzed, he told Science Insider had become less efficient over the 10-year period that started in 1997.
As Solomon put it, past a certain point overworked people become "less efficient and less effective".
There is, without question, plenty of worrying evidence that Chinese investment has become less efficient in recent years.
Computer analyses of the climate have long predicted that the uptake would become less efficient sometime in this century.
Though evidence of market inefficiency has soared in recent years, that does not mean markets have become less efficient.
But if Bolivia's other public enterprises are any guide, the power companies will probably become less efficient under government control.
Creative businesses become less efficient when executives are directed from above or stretched too thin, said Harold L. Vogel, a longtime entertainment industry analyst.
