Sentence examples for further inefficiencies from inspiring English sources

Inadequate staff leads to inefficient health care delivery, perceptions of uncooperative work attitude between health care professionals and further inefficiencies in health care delivery.

Further inefficiency arises from education's "positional" aspect.

A further inefficiency is highlighted by examining the accounts of the independent charity Fairtrade Foundation, which licenses the use of the Fairtrade mark in the UK.

Local competition interacts with the choice of whether to cluster or diversify, and rather than adding a further inefficiency to the existing ones, it eliminates inefficiency.

"Some in Iraq find it hard to acknowledge that centralized planning has failed us … generates further inefficiency and corruption, while potentially paving the way for another dictator to emerge with absolute power," he said.

This poor correlation could be derived from limitations in the MM-PBSA approximations, further sampling inefficiencies, or the accuracy of the force fields.

Our results further verify inefficiency of Na2Ita in lowering particle size and stability to such a degree that some coagulated particles were seen as the concentration of Na2Ita increased to 10 mol% (Fig.  7d).

It would be bad for the country, bad for people and bad for our prospects of economic recovery if funding for local services is cut further to reinforce inefficiencies within Whitehall".

However, our single-photon data show that the subjects' performance (Fig. 3d f) can be readily accounted for by physiological values of the overall quantum efficiency of the eye (Supplementary Table 1) and a Poisson distributed dark isomerization rate suggesting single-photon perception is not limited by further down-stream inefficiencies of the visual system and the brain.

However, there are a number of disadvantages: assumptions made about the inefficiency term in the model can be restrictive, the approach can confuse statistical noise with inefficiency; further analysis is sometimes required to separate the different components of the inefficiency term to determine technical efficiency [ 23, 26, 27].

This fragmentation has further complicated the inefficiency of the systems.