Sentence examples for not entirely efficient from inspiring English sources
Our data demonstrate that incubation in HFIP, a common treatment which presumably provides aggregate-free starting material for biophysical and biological studies of amyloidogenic proteins, is useful for Aβ40, Aβ42, calcitonin, and insulin but not entirely efficient for disaggregating IAPP and lysozyme, and its utility is questionable for prion106 126 (Fig. 9).
Intrade isn't entirely efficient — its contracts aren't always widely traded, and because of restrictions imposed by the American government, relatively few Americans bet on its site.
For starters, we haven't always been entirely efficient at searching for life.
Efficient but not entirely knowledgeable wait staff.
She was efficient, if not entirely ecumenical, at least from the perspective of single parents.
Eventually, smartphones will fully integrate with corporate office systems, predictive analytics will make it easier to target buyers and renters and virtual reality will make home and office tours more efficient, if not entirely unnecessary.
We're not ENTIRELY sure this is a great or efficient way to deploy capital.
This is not entirely persuasive — how can a market be slow and inexorable but also efficient?
It is not entirely clear why the recovery of p120 in whole cell lysates is less efficient than that for E-cadherin.
Cool and efficient, yet still fiery enough to let you know he's not entirely nonhuman.
