Sentence examples for comparatively inefficient from inspiring English sources

Switzerland owes its highly productive economy to an overwhelming focus on lucrative jobs in financial services and precision engineering — in contrast to Britain, where the City of London financial district is a sparkling crown jewel encased in a broader, duller economy laced with generally aging manufacturers and a large, comparatively inefficient public sector.

Although the harmony search algorithm (HSA) has proven its ability of finding near global regions within a reasonable time, it is comparatively inefficient in performing local search.

In contrast, polymer-based vectors are more robust and allow cell- and tissue-specific deliveries via conjugation of ligands, but are comparatively inefficient.

Unfortunately, if these countries continue with comparatively inefficient technologies, the production costs remain high and it becomes very difficult for entrepreneurs and industries from the developing world to compete in the international market.

A flux of this level dissociates H2 up to a density of (n_{mathrm{H}}simeq 10^{4}mbox { cm}^{-3}), where the level populations of H2 transition to LTE and H2 cooling becomes comparatively inefficient (see Section 2.3).

Although genetic algorithms (GAs) have proved their ability to provide answers to the limitations of more conventional methods, they are comparatively inefficient in terms of the time needed to reach a repeatable solution of desired quality.

In contrast, upon chemical reconstitution of apo-Leu1 with similar amounts of iron and sulfide instead of a transferable Fe/S cluster, a comparatively slow and inefficient generation of the Leu1 enzyme activity was observed.

In democracy, we introduced the world to modern representative democracy but we now struggle with an inefficient and archaic voting system and comparatively anemic levels of voter participation.

Hence, a potential explanation for pyruvate secretion in C. cellulolyticum cultures is the limitation on the pyruvate consumption rate and a comparatively higher carbon catabolism rate, and due to inefficient regulation of entering carbon flow [ 25].

For the most part, American coal-fired facilities, like those in most of the rest of the world, rely on comparatively simple, decades-old pulverized coal technology that is highly polluting and inefficient.

Public transport is poor and even recent initiatives such as a trans-Jakarta bus lane are inefficient and even contribute to the problem by clogging intersections and reducing road space while moving comparatively small numbers of people.