These "oil intensive" nations often have inefficient industries, big manufacturing bases, wasteful consumers or some combination of all three.
The buildings have water damage, are not fully accessible to people in wheelchairs and have inefficient heating and air-conditioning systems.
"The last thing you want to do is have inefficient waste in putting a message in front of someone where they're not receptive to it," he said.
In the developing world, meanwhile, a second contributory factor is that many countries with fast-growing populations also have inefficient labour markets.
The theory behind A.B.A. rests on the assumption that the brains of autistic children, which have inefficient neurocircuits, can be taught, through constant repetition, to receive the same signals as normal children.
This constraint is an important candidate to represent critical points in later stages of HIV infection having inefficient T cells response leading to immune escape of HIV.
Ugly industrial wind turbines are ruining the beauty of parts of the country--and have inefficient unreliable energy to boot.
A number of secretory and membrane proteins appear to have inefficient signal sequences for beneficial functions.
In conclusion, the degree of depressive symptoms and apathy were associated with lower QOL, and participants with high degree of depressive symptoms and apathy have inefficient cortical activations.
Schemes often have inefficient claims processing systems, some based on paper forms, which may make it difficult to access information about medicines utilization in a timely way.
