Sentence examples for compound inefficiencies from inspiring English sources

But along the way from risk screening to intervention to maintenance the compound inefficiencies of current primary preventive strategies marginalize their impact.

There's a compounding inefficiency here.

Bulky impedance matching networks compound antenna inefficiency.

Construction was seriously delayed by problems with the boilers and late deliveries of armor plates, the gun mountings, and other components, compounded by inefficiencies in building.

"You want to pay attention to it, because the tax inefficiencies compound just like returns compound," Di Teresa says.

Regarding NMF, its inefficiencies compound with those of Consensus; that is, the relatively large number of connectivity matrices needed by Consensus and the well-known slow convergence of NMF for the computation of a clustering solution, since connectivity matrices are obtained from clustering solutions.

This combination generates undesirable compounds and process inefficiencies.

The fundamental problems with Russia's economy are well-known: over-reliance on oil, gas, and other resource exports; tremendous inefficiency compounded by creaking infrastructure corruption, red tape, and a lack of legal protection for property rights; and so on.

The problem of lack of resources is further compounded by the inefficiency with which the limited available resources are used.

Evidence from the Africa Region indicates that the problem of scarcity of resources is also compounded with technical inefficiency that leads to wastage of the available meager resources [ 2].

Prolonged high growth in this environment results in inefficiencies that are compounded year after year.