Obama's comments on Monday that he would make taxpayer dollars more efficient suggests he will frame reforms in terms amenable to Republicans, about long-term costs of incarceration.
Being less efficient suggests that speculative and dangerous stock market bubbles are entirely possible and even likely, that the federal authorities must remain vigilant about the complete and open flow of information, and that the stock market does not necessarily allocate capital investment to the right places.
Hence, each step of the proposed gene stacking strategy was validated and found to be efficient, suggesting that this method is likely to function at 20 – 50%% efficiency in rice.
In 1993, members of Vice President Al Gore's task force for making government more efficient suggested that it might make sense simply to exempt Americans who work for the United Nations from their federal taxes.
Although the gauche fluorescence in films decays up to two times faster than the trans fluorescence, energy transfer between the two conformers is not efficient suggesting that trans conformers are in minority and/or trans and gauche forms are spatially separated.
However, detection of HCV negative strand was much less efficient, suggesting that RNA amplification can occur but is not a major event.
The benefit-cost ratios for the goat sector are low and are, therefore, not efficient suggesting that vaccinating goats next to sheep or cattle is from an economic point of view not sensible.
For Not2 or Not4, the co-purification of several subunits of the Ccr4-Not complex, namely Not3, Ccr4 and Caf1, was less efficient, suggesting that the core Ccr4-Not complex might be less stable in the absence of Caf40.
Despite these barriers, transcription through chromatin in vivo is highly efficient, suggesting the existence of factors that overcome this obstacle.
Without the application of heat the process was not efficient, suggesting that heating is important to incorporate the hydrolysates in the hair.
Indirect and non-targeted community screening is less efficient, suggesting that rapid screening, followed by triage and appropriate management of high-risk individuals is most effective [ 23].
