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Feeding grain to chickens, pigs and cows is even more inefficient, with 70percentt of grain grown in the United States going to animals raised for food.

Several of these (A24, A25, C11, N11, N20, and P1) were among the more inefficient analogs with the 20 AA template experiments.

To analyze which of the markers studied contributed to a more inefficient treatment with tamoxifen, we examined a more restricted group of OR positive breast cancer patients treated with tamoxifen, presuming that any effect should be eminent here.

The overall pattern of higher activation among the Average IQ participants during response selection may reflect the experience of greater cognitive demands (or the use of more inefficient strategies) compared with High IQ participants.

But that brings us to the most interesting general observation of the pay vs. performance numbers: the salary structure that sends the bulk of the money to veterans who pass the six-year free agency threshold is probably even more inefficient than you think, with astronomical increases in salary resulting in only marginal improvement on the field.

Reform of the Common Agricultural Policy, and the spectre of EU expansion into an Eastern Europe filled with even more inefficient farms, has made agriculture an easier topic to discuss than it was a decade ago.

As the worker becomes preoccupied with his discomfort and with his waning production, the effect typically is to produce still more inefficient work.

No more broken bindings, no more inefficient glass plates.

In other words, an already gravely inefficient economy has become even more inefficient.

It's much more inefficient and expensive that way.

All these cliffs make government more inefficient and wasteful.