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Worms acutely or chronically exposed to 250 mM ethanol also showed a reduced efficiency of movement mirroring their poor performance in the food race (Figure 10C).

The comparable number of non-collinear genes in the homoeologous B and D genome loci indicates either reduced efficiency of gene movement by TEs at the B locus (i.e. genes moved per TE insertion) or increased role of other mechanisms in gene movement at D genome locus.

Oropharyngeal dysphagia (difficulties in the oral or pharyngeal phases of swallowing) can manifest with a variety of features, including reduced efficiency and effectiveness of tongue movements for bolus propulsion and transfer, difficulty initiating the pharyngeal swallowing response, and inadequate or mistimed airway protection.

Increased accuracy comes at the price of reduced efficiency.

The former may reduce efficiency in production of goods/services.

Mal-distribution of health workers reduces efficiency.

These results demonstrated that longer dark periods reduced the efficiency of the phototactic movements, decreasing continuously from 100%to~65%5% within an hour in the dark.

There is something eerie and depressing about this efficiency of movement: so learned, so hard-baked.

This was paralleled by a higher efficiency of movement (Figure 11C).

The therapist attempts to inhibit abnormal posture and movement and to improve the child's quality and efficiency of movement by encouraging typical patterns of movement [ 10, 11].

We calculated an efficiency of movement towards the villus tip of 14%.