Sentence examples for inefficient population from inspiring English sources

The reason for the failure to respond inoculation is believed to be due to a high and inefficient population of native common bean nodulating rhizobia in soil [9, 12, 13].

But, what we have to do is to begin reversing the trends that are undermining global warming, whether that's rising CO2 levels, shrinking forests or inefficient population growth.

Again, managers must be aware that adaptation, including adaptation to rarity, may be slow and inefficient in small populations because of low genetic variation and strong genetic drift.

Poverty, inefficient farms, a growing population, and fuel shortages have produced massive soil erosion and loss of forests.

It was not obvious whether the missing data in this study were ignorable or non-ignorable; therefore, ignoring the missing data mechanism might have led to invalid and inefficient inferences of the population of interest.

Two fundamental limitations of this approach are: (1) only similar kinds of buildings can be compared; and (2) the entire population may be inefficient, which would cause many inefficient buildings to be rated as efficient.

Of increasing concern is that dichotomous approaches are economically inefficient and may fragment populations that rely on both water and land.

In contrast, targeted tumor interventions are required to revitalize inefficient effector T cell populations that have failed to clear malignant cells.

Also, while it may be inefficient to screen some populations, issues of access and equity also need to be considered.

For example, CSCs spend the majority of their time in the G0 phase of the cell cycle, thus anti-neoplastic drugs, which act on cycling cell populations, are inefficient against CSCs [ 23].

The persistence of low-viability recombinant hybrid genotypes in some contemporary populations illustrates that while hybridization can provide a potent source of genetic variation upon which natural selection can act, the sorting of fit from unfit gene combinations might be inefficient in highly admixed populations.