Sentence examples for reasonably inefficient from inspiring English sources
"It's a reasonably inefficient market where an investor with a relatively modest amount of homework can do really well," said Dan Fuss, portfolio manager for the Loomis Sayles Bond fund.
Chic, yes, but somewhat inefficient.
If I could do something myself (and, as was often the case, do it reasonably well), it seemed both inefficient and self-indulgent to find someone else to do it.
The approach described in the examples above could reasonably be criticized as being wasteful and/or inefficient, since the unit-conversion Service converts any incoming unit into all possible output units (limited to those defined in a look-up table of the most common units used in clinical practice).
Second, the bounds must be reasonably sharp: an overly conservative error bound can yield inefficient approximations (N too large) or even dangerous suboptimal engineering results (unnecessary safety margins).
GREAL failed at finding solutions for data sets with reasonably long sequences (SNPs >30), and Poly-IP method is often computationally inefficient when solving even a simple problem (e.g., it takes more than 24 hours to solve a set of 50 individuals with 30 SNPs).
*** In the absence of a reasonably well-organised system of public healthcare for all, many people are afflicted by overpriced and inefficient private healthcare.
