Sentence examples for inefficient against from inspiring English sources

Traditional recognition methods are becoming inefficient against this emerging issue[3].

Actions such as banning users or IP addresses can help, but are inefficient against motivated, skilled, relentless, and adaptive attackers.

The absence of the binding domain makes the enzyme inefficient against raw starch and hence unsuitable for most biotechnological applications.

By the time of the second Punic war of the late 3rd century BC, this system proved inefficient against enemies such as Carthage.

EC50 and SI were determined for each molecule and are summarized in Table 2, Table 3 and Figure 7. Molecules that inefficiently inhibited growth of the H3N2 strain (2-aminobenzenesulfonamide and calcium folinate) were also inefficient against other tested viruses.

While in vitro studies have suggested that 20S proteasomes degrade partially unfolded α-lactalbumin [20], cellular distribution studies have shown that HAMLET accumulates in tumor cells, suggesting that the mechanisms used by these cells to digest unfolded α-lactalbumin are inefficient against HAMLET.

Within the W.T.O., Moscow will have fewer means to support inefficient industries against competition from abroad.

He argues that "The TSA wastes a lot of time and money on an inefficient fight against the wrong enemy":The novelty of the Sept. 11 attacks notwithstanding, the primary threat to commercial planes is, was and shall remain the smuggling aboard of explosives, which is what happened on Pan Am 103.

The DSS then generated realistic energy and waste improvement targets for any relatively inefficient school against another grouping of benchmarked schools.

If there is variation in the effective population size of mtDNA then we expect species with low effective population size to show low diversity and relatively inefficient selection against non-synonymous mutations.

We concluded that a polyadenylation signal in a retroviral LTR, when occurring within an intron, is an inefficient barrier against the formation of a hybrid transcript, and that a vector containing a strong enhancer may selectively affect the function of genes far away from its insertion site.