Sentence examples for currently inefficient from inspiring English sources

The TCP transport protocol is currently inefficient for high speed data transfers over long distance networks with high bandwidth delay products (BDP).

In a currently inefficient global waste management infrastructure, companies like Henkel see the massive ROI potential for putting forth the resources to make their previously unrecyclable product and packaging waste nationally recyclable.

Glendale Water & Power is pursuing a $500-million 500-millionof the nearenovationr-ofd, gas-powered planthewhich Steve Zurnearly utility's general manager, has repeatedly said is currently inefficient and unreliable with seven of its eight electrical-generation units in need of replacement.

Although the pig-associated clonal complex (CC 398 lineage can cause human infection, they are currently inefficient at spreading between humans or within human hospitals (van Cleef, Graveland, et al. 2011; Wassenberg et al. 2011).

Preen.Me aims to transform what is currently an inefficient $60 billion beauty market in the U.S. into a modern marketplace.

Despite the increasing number of studied disasters, research needs to identify solutions to recovery activities that currently remain inefficient and poorly managed.

My hope is that 25 years from now, one of President Obama's biggest accomplishments will be tearing down the walled gardens of healthcare and giving people a voice in the healthcare system and that his efforts will result in much greater value realized from our currently highly inefficient healthcare system.

Reprogramming by direct protein transduction has also been demonstrated [10], [11], however reprogramming human cells using recombinant proteins is currently an inefficient process.

However, cellulose is highly recalcitrant to biodegradation and its conversion by biotechnological strategies currently requires economically inefficient multistep industrial processes.

Capturing the promise of mesenchymal stem cell (MSC -based treatMSC -basedurrentreatmentsd by isefficurrentlyduction of celimitedded for clinical therapies.

Taylor is part of an MIT team developing a solar-powered pump designed to the specifications of small-acreage farmers in eastern India, many of whom currently use costly, inefficient diesel pumps to irrigate their crops, or have no pumping capacity at all.