Sentence examples for inefficient effort from inspiring English sources

Here's a look back at my ridiculously inefficient effort to keep the toilets flushing by melting heaps of snow on the propane stove: After the remains of Hurricane Irene blasted our community in 2011, I began moving a plastic 55-gallon trash can into the upstairs bathroom ahead of big storms.

This data often is presented in form of unstructured documents (especially patents) and manual extraction of this information is a time- and cost inefficient effort.

If this is the case, it would be an efficient evolutionary strategy to not completely regulate every metabolic reaction if methanol is the only available substrate in a given moment, because these conditions will not remain long time, and therefore the metabolic cost of regulate and deregulate every reaction could be an inefficient effort.

The physiological setting improved the duration and quality of sleep, decreased episodes of apnea, and the amount of inefficient efforts for ventilator triggering [18].

The physiological setting improved the duration and quality of sleep, decreased episodes of apnea, and the amount of inefficient efforts for ventilator triggering [ 18].

Patient comfort is not only directly related to inefficient efforts and central apneas; the microanalysis showed that during N-REM sleep in PSV, the trigger delay increased during stage 1 versus during stage 3 and 4. The expiratory trigger increased in PSV during stage 1 and stages 3 and 4, respectively.

The state regulation theory states that children with ADHD have difficulty in keeping an optimal activation state, possibly due to inefficient extra effort allocation.

Thein Sein, the president, has declared four areas of the country disaster zones, after slow and inefficient relief efforts were criticised in the press and on social media.

The work "clearly shows how inefficient fishing efforts have become," says marine ecologist Boris Worm of Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada, who was not involved in the work.

"Expanding a program that is inefficient in this effort is not a way to do that".

The value shortages stem from poor (or no) pre-planning or other mitigation efforts, inefficient supply chains, poor communication among the responders and other execution issues.