Sentence examples for inefficient results from inspiring English sources
We estimated output-oriented efficiency measures, but the countries estimated to be inefficient revealed their inefficiency even without the DEA approach (i.e., if a farm has inefficient results, this is shown with both an output- and an input-oriented measure).
But the decision could result in the ousting of the LDP; the party has governed Japan for more than 50 years.The LDP's monopoly over political power has created the same problems as monopolies in business: inefficient results, a dearth of new ideas and complacent leaders.
Inefficient results may nonetheless increase welfare.
Since the data generating process (DGP) for both DDS and DDI are count and index data respectively, the estimation of Eq. 21 by traditional ordinary least square (OLS) will lead to inefficient results.
McDonald (2008) shows that the use of OLS, Tobit, and transformed logistic-normal model for fractional dependent variable data would yield inefficient results because the distribution of error terms is likely to be heteroskedastic.4 This is because, as the conditional variance of the error term approach zero, the conditional mean approaches either of the boundary points of the fractional data.
Incorporating the impact on HZ led to highly inefficient results.
However, these strategies are rather inefficient, resulting in a large number of futile invasive procedures.
The one case where application of the Hadley principle could produce an inefficient result in a setting of consequential damages is that of monopoly.
This suggests that when designing networks of marine protected area sites, including current protected areas may be inefficient, resulting in larger areas being protected with no increased conservation of marine biodiversity.
A straightforward design without thorough consideration on algorithm makes an inefficient result.
Without coherent teaching practices and a common ability standard for reference, the English teaching and assessment practice in China is inefficient, resulting in a waste of educational resources.
