Sentence examples for make it less efficient from inspiring English sources

"Now suddenly we have measures that make it less efficient but don't make us any safer".

Our study indicates that the method is straightforward to implement but suffers from limitations that make it less efficient than the quadtree data structure.

While such shifts do not necessarily destroy the ecosystems, they can weaken an ecosystem's resilience and make it less efficient in dealing with other kinds of stress, such as habitat fragmentation and climate change.

Increasing the explicit coupling's communication frequency reduces this difference, but the resulting increase in computational cost can make it less efficient than implicit coupling at similar levels of solution error, depending on the communication frequency of the latter and the noise strength.

Granted, Church's small size makes it less efficient: Its 10% operating margin is half of P&G's.

The TAp73 α isoform has been shown to contain an inhibitory domain that limits its activity, making it less efficient than other isoforms.

Train to Gain, which aimed to involve employers more in training their staff, was launched with unrealistically ambitious targets in 2006 and inconsistencies in its initial implementation made it less efficient, a National Audit Office NAOO) report found.

The effort produced a great many headlines and a lot of legislation, some that improved the workings of American capitalism, but some that made it less efficient.

Increase in communication frequency between the DD components reduces the explicit coupling's error, but makes it less efficient than the implicit coupling at comparable error levels for all noise strengths considered.

Another more obvious competitor is TripAdvisor, but it doesn't offer personalised travel feeds, making it less efficient to navigate.

Furthermore, the addition of a CCS unit imposes parasitic power demand on the existing power plant and thus makes it less efficient.