Sentence examples for inefficient to evaluate from inspiring English sources
However, Eq. (4) is inefficient to evaluate the modularity increase made by merging partition pairs since Eq. (4) needs to compute the complete modularity score for all merging partitions.
One of the most important drawbacks is that both descriptive and mechanistic toxicology are labor and resource intensive and are too inefficient to comprehensively evaluate more than a fraction of the chemicals in commerce and the environment (Andersen and Krewski 2009).
To evaluate the extent of inefficient behavior in 401(k) pensions, now the dominant form of retirement saving in America, we attribute inefficiencies separately to the employer's menu design versus participant portfolio elections.
While it is accepted that, in the final analysis, rodent models should be used to evaluate metastasis, this approach is costly and inefficient as an up-front assay to determine whether a particular genetic manipulation affects the metastasis phenotype.
would be inefficient to learn and evaluate using dozens of whole-genome datasets.
Sharma et al. [ 13] found that some techniques used to evaluate facial esthetics in cleft patients proved to be inefficient because of problems inherent in their design and methodology.
This approach did not allow the country's management agencies to evaluate the cost effectiveness of alternative maintenance and repair strategies, which resulted in an inefficient use of funds.
However, consideration of only first events is not satisfactory to evaluate the natural history of a disease and the effects of therapeutic interventions, furthermore, this is inefficient because it does not utilize all the available information.
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Exergy analysis is adopted in this study as a thermodynamic tool to evaluate the loss of exergy associated with irreversibility in natural gas liquids recovery processes, with which conceptual understanding on inefficient design feature or equipment can be obtained.
