Sentence examples for inefficient progress from inspiring English sources
He also regularly criticized government and medical researchers for making slow and inefficient progress beating that disease compared to accomplishments made in the chip industry.
This rate difference represents the combination of (1) inefficient progress through the prechemistry steps and (2) a geometrically compromised transition state that slows the rate of phosphoryl transfer to the point where this step becomes rate-limiting.
The eye care system is inefficient as patients progress along the system get so far but no further.
Although the last decade witnessed dramatic progress in refrigerator efficiencies, inefficient, outdated refrigerators are still in operation, sometimes consuming more than twice as much electricity per year compared with modern, efficient models.
Although a great deal of effort has been made to genetically improve disease resistance, the progress has been slow and inefficient because of its complex genetic nature.
While RCCTs have contributed to modest progress, they have also been inefficient, wasteful, and potentially misleading.
This nonspecific process proved expensive, lengthy and inefficient, with paclitaxel taking three decades to progress from bench to bedside [ 2].
By creating a capital market for invention, it claims to help revitalize inefficient companies, make innovation profitable and "turbocharge technological progress".
Indeed in 2009, the G20 committed to phase out "inefficient fossil fuel subsidies that encourage wasteful consumption", but progress has been painfully slow.
The main factor limiting the progress within this field is a laborious, inefficient, and multistep procedure for the isolation and purification of enzymes from small animals.
Labour crossing this line suggests primary inefficient uterine activity and prompts immediate appropriate management of slow progress of labour, usually via amniotomy, oxytocin infusion, or both.
