Sentence examples for inefficient yields from inspiring English sources

And because organic farming is relatively inefficient (yields are on average 25% lower) compared to modern technological methods, vast new tracts of land would need to be used, which would further impact our forests and other ecological spaces.

However, challenging problems include crop yield penalties and inefficient production of the desired product.

While this provides sharply defined conditions and quality by design guarantees, process are operated significantly below the optimum, with inefficient product yields and limited reproducibility.

These attributes of civil services lead to more inefficient production than open market conditions would yield.

L. lactis and S. cerevisiae have two alternative pathways, an efficient, high-yield pathway glycolysis followed by mixed acid fermentation or oxidative phosphorylation and an inefficient, low-yield pathway glycolysis followed by lactic acid or ethanol production.

The results revealed that the first-price mechanism yields inefficient outcomes and a notable reduction in the seller's revenues.

These bioactive compounds have been prepared using solvent-based extraction from marine bio-resources or chemical synthesis, which are costly, inefficient with low yields, and environmentally unfriendly.

Initially this seemed very inefficient as it yields only 4 molecules of ATP per molecule of glucose.

After administration, CPT-11 is converted to the active metabolite SN-38 by carboxylesterases, but the conversion rate is inefficient and usually yields less than 8%%.[ 8] SN-38 exhibits 100- to 1000-fold more potent cytotoxic activity against various cancer cells in vitro compared to CPT-11.

Second, the bounds must be reasonably sharp: an overly conservative error bound can yield inefficient approximations (N too large) or even dangerous suboptimal engineering results (unnecessary safety margins).

Although this sampling prescription is frequently effective, it can be far from optimal in certain limiting cases, such as for a 1D channel, or more generally yield inefficient sampling schemes at low degrees of sub-sampling.