Sentence examples for inefficient contribution from inspiring English sources

The span of a microtubule that projects beyond the midzone region also makes an inefficient contribution to the spindle's stiffness.

This study investigates the chromatographic performance of second generation monoliths in its conventional design, as well as replacing the standard outlet with an Active Flow Technology AFTT) assembly to minimise inefficient flow contributions.

Redundancy provides no new information (but potentially creates noise), is computationally inefficient, and overweights the contribution of that information, leading to overfitting and thus lower prediction scores.

Understanding the effect of inefficient response is a potentially important contribution of epidemic theory.

It is found that, for the structural and boundary layer parameters typical of transport aircraft, the contributions of resonant, acoustically inefficient plate modes dominate the radiated power.

The result is an inefficient network where the overall levels of contribution are less than would be the case if each peer acted in the interests of the entire network of peers.

Wharton health care management professor Patricia Danzon says she and many other economists support the idea of taxing employer contributions because the current system is inequitable and inefficient.

These microtubules make only a small contribution to the stiffness of the structure, and represent an inefficient use of the fixed length of polymerised tubulin, LT, that is available for building the spindle.

Since the outcome is clearly inefficient when a player free rides, we focus our attention on the case of joint contribution.

The importance of (increasingly inefficient) capital investment and exports buttressed by (increasingly scarce) cheap labor must decline relative to the contribution of consumer spending and the service sector.

Each year, exposure to household air pollution (HAP) from inefficient stoves kills 3.5 million people directly, as well as another 0.5 million people from HAP's contribution to outdoor air pollution (Lim et al. 2012).