Sentence examples similar to mediocre efficiency from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, linalool had a rather mediocre learning efficiency of 64.3% when presented on its own, but when the bees learnt it as part of mixture 1, 86.4% of bees responded to it.

Most northern European countries enshrine employment regulations which the average American would consider insane; it's absurdly difficult to fire workers for reasons of mere economic efficiency or mediocre performance.

Britain thus figures in a group of countries tagged "More efficient than effective"—those that have a good record on efficiency when it comes to using resources sensibly, but get mediocre results.

Upon irradiation, the carbonyl compounds are released in excellent to mediocre chemical yields (e.g., 35 97%) and with reasonable efficiency (Φ = 0.06 0.17).

Utterly mediocre".

Teachers mediocre?

Mediocre left hand.

"Was it something mediocre?

That means mediocre math.

A mediocre reading?

(N.B.: mediocre baguettes, though).