Sentence examples for consequences for efficiency from inspiring English sources
Consequences for efficiency of this fast response are discussed in relation to nanostructured devices.
These alternative states, η and η*, have consequences for efficiency with respect to some function such as resource capture or survival strategy, perhaps in consequence of the spacing of the elements or their density.
How does DNA affect the lipid packing and what are the consequences for transfection efficiency is the point we want to address here.
On an aggregated level these behavioural patterns are accountable for the actual demand at the level of health facilities, which in turn might have consequences for the efficiency of the CSPS.
Thus, the models study the impact of the changes in exogenous parameters (shocks) on allocation of goods among consumers and resources among productive activities and also the consequences for economic efficiency.
Simulations in GTAP model as in most CGE models involve examining comparative static results, i.e., it considers the impact that changes in exogenous parameters have on allocation of goods among consumers and resources among productive activities and also the consequences for economic efficiency.
While the criterion has positively influenced the public stance toward low inflation, it has biased the choice of the disinflation strategy toward short-run, fiat measures – rather than adopting structural reforms with longer-term benefits – with unpleasant consequences for the efficiency of the eurozone transmission mechanism.
As the myelinated axons within white matter form connective pathways within and between different brain structures, damage to these pathways is likely to have consequences for the efficiency of information transfer within the brain, and therefore, for cognitive function.
In this study, we have examined the genome-wide consequences for translational efficiency of simultaneously eliminating eIF4G2 and depleting eIF4G1 from yeast cells.
A weaker affinity for Cul5NTD and therefore reduced CRL complex formation may have consequences for the efficiency of ASB9-dependent ubiquitination in cells because ASB9 will be less effective at competing for Cullin 5 than other EloBC Cul5 binding proteins.
The practical consequences for cost-efficiency of investment, and for the use of conservation tenders generally, are unclear because of the practical and political difficulties in developing effective conservation tender approaches.
