Apoptosis is a predominant mechanism of tumour cell loss during chemotherapy, and its inefficiency may be an important cause of chemoresistance.
In addition, actual corruption and institutional inefficiency may be indistinguishable and often, inefficient systems can facilitate corruption or corruption can be hidden by inefficient systems [ 21].
One reason why a practice's inefficiency may be difficult to spot is because when it came into existence, it was beneficial — like broadsheet newspapers once made sense.
Inefficiency may be caused by improper allocation of resources, limited human resource capacity, inaccessibility of health services for remote populations, and low demand.
We show that interest rate policies that respond to the output gap, while potentially a source of significant inefficiencies, may be effective in preventing multiple equilibria and costly oscillatory equilibrium dynamics.
Even so, inefficiencies may be prohibitively high, and challenges significant.
Do you ever worry that peanuts-like operational inefficiencies may be crippling your strategy?
This observed stochasticity could be due to the intrinsic inefficiency of origin firing which itself may be a mechanism for regulating dormant origins.
Certainly within Brazil, it has been made clear that there is a discrepancy in proportion of out-of-pocket spending between rich and poor families within both states, this may be a simply inefficiencies in the system or possibly corruption.
While this inefficiency may well be a drag on China's growth, is it such a burden that growth must come crashing to a halt this year?
