Sentence examples for inefficient protection from inspiring English sources
One of which is the vaccine method; however, the inefficient protection ability and potential virulence risk of antigen limits its application in cattle (Buddle et al. 2011).
In this context, the usage of spurious data is a serious threat which can lead to wrong spectrum decisions and, in consequence, to an inefficient protection of PUs (i.e., due to missed detections) or to an inefficient, suboptimal, or unfair usage of the spectrum (i.e., due to false alarms).
Thus, treating all particles that contribute to the mass concentration equally in the regulatory process may lead to inefficient protection of public health.
This causes a selectivity problem, which is usually circumvented by tedious and inefficient protection-deprotection chemistry.
For this type of video sequences, fixed parity data rate assignment may result in inefficient error protection.
An inefficient health protection system may have an impact on the ability of the health system to achieve its overall policy objectives of health financing and financial protection.
Deficiency in these could translate into poor health outcomes such as poor responsiveness, lack of social and financial risk protection, inefficient health systems and ultimately lack of improvement in population health [ 22].
The LDP's almost unbroken rule since 1955 has nourished a system of money politics that trades protection for inefficient industries in exchange for organised votes.
The scale effect relates to the fact that the protection of inefficient industries as seen in Africa and other developing economies during the import-substitution era maintained too many inefficient firms, many of which operated at inefficient large scales.
In the case of the Soviet Union, a system of rigid central planning; in the case of the United States a horribly archaic and inefficient system of copyright protections.
Uncompetitive Russian banks, insurance companies and car makers, not to mention the country's notoriously inefficient farmers, want lengthy periods of protection against real competition.
