Sentence examples for may be inefficiently from inspiring English sources

Vanguard's entry, the REIT Index fund, is managed passively to mimic the entire market, a generally sound strategy but one that also means there is no manager trying to produce stellar results in a market that may be inefficiently analyzed and priced.

While many of the world's largest brands are starting to shift spend from TV, print, and display to social, they may be inefficiently wasting that money if they do so without help.

Also, as all the time slots have the same length without considering frame length or traffic load, the allocated time slots may be inefficiently used in case of short frames or light traffic.

Moreover, even if funds are correctly allocated, they may be woefully inadequate or the services provided may be inefficiently delivered and/or of low quality.

Similarly, certain proteins may be inefficiently imported into the nucleus, the site of the Y2H assay.

If the affinity to PcrG is decreased, the PcrV derivatives may be inefficiently unfolded prior to the export process, leading to the delayed establishment of translocon structure and effector translocation.

The business may be run inefficiently in state hands.

The exclusion of RNAi programming from the nucleus has important implications for RNAi because small RNAs that are primarily nuclear may be loaded inefficiently or not at all.

Our results suggested that the Ka/W strain was the dominant strain in the brain of Ka/scrapie-affected sheep, while the Ka/O strain seemed to be the less dominant strain, which may have been inefficiently selected during interspecies transmission.

By contrast, subjects with BD-I did not show any differences in DLPFC amygdala functional connectivity relative to HC, but did show increased activity in these regions during the presence of fear distracters, suggesting an increased emotional reactivity that may have been inefficiently downregulated.

These exons could be inefficiently spliced and therefore will appear in only a few transcripts, while they may be selected against if they disrupt the normal gene function [ 23, 24].