Sentence examples for rarely efficient from inspiring English sources

This country is likely to be a better role model for less efficient countries to emulate because its operating practices and environment match more closely to the bulk of DMUs than is the case for other Pareto-efficient DMUs which are rarely efficient peers (DMUs being benchmarks for inefficient DMUS are marked in italics).

ON THE MOUND: The rarely efficient Wilson needed 113 pitches to get through 5 2/3 innings in which he gave up six earned runs and eight hits, struck out seven and walked two.

Emergency procedures were rarely efficient in our experience.

When overridden by ZM447439 or roscovitine, chromatid disjunction was rarely efficient (Fig. 4F O ).

While natural attenuation is rarely efficient in terms of time, the recognition of most abundant taxa in the autochthonic populations may prove crucial for achieving success in the latter steps.

Since ants are rarely efficient pollinators, whilst more frequently they are nectar thieves (Ballantyne and Willmer 2012), it has been suggested that, in plants, EFN may have evolved as an attractive device to keep ants away from the floral nectar (Wagner and Key 2002).

A second consideration in deciding on charges is that it is rarely economically efficient to charge for public goods.

They are rarely as efficient or capable as their private partners, and often run expropriated assets into the ground.

miRNAs that are interacting with their targets only through the seed region rarely produce efficient targeting.

Another limitation is that recovery of the mass from filters used to collect the PM2.5 is rarely 100% efficient.

Editing of a specific adenosine is rarely 100% efficient; consequently, the ADARs can generate different protein isoforms in the same cell.