Sentence examples for revealed inefficient from inspiring English sources

Initial use of FLP in mammalian cells revealed inefficient recombinase activity due to thermo-instability of the protein [6].

Wright-Giemsa staining of isolated blood cells at 48 hpf also revealed inefficient development of erythrocytes having a blastic (immature) phenotype (Figure 2E for MO1, Figure S6E for MO2).

Introduction of radiolabeled iron (59FeCl3) to Wt and PrPKO mice by gastric gavage reveals inefficient transport of 59Fe from the duodenum to the blood stream, an early abortive spike of erythropoiesis in the long bones and spleen, and eventual decreased 59Fe content in red blood cells and all major organs of PrPKO mice relative to Wt controls.

These are not mutually exclusive mechanistic explanations; increased energetic demands may magnify underlying temperature-sensitive effects of the tRNA protein interaction on aminoacylation, together revealing inefficient mitochondrial function in incompatible mitochondrial nuclear genotypes at warmer temperatures.

We estimated output-oriented efficiency measures, but the countries estimated to be inefficient revealed their inefficiency even without the DEA approach (i.e., if a farm has inefficient results, this is shown with both an output- and an input-oriented measure).

Industries that had served a protected home market were revealed as inefficient.

This study revealed that inefficient communication is the most critical risk where public awareness plays a mediation role.

A research programme set up by the EPA to establish best practice for data centres has signed up only 54 volunteers, the EPA said this week, which suggests that many companies would rather not reveal how inefficient they are.

A gold-rated building is estimated to have reduced its environmental impact by 50% compared with an equivalent conventional building, and a platinum-rated building by over 70%.Rating buildings in this way reveals how inefficient traditional buildings and building processes are.

The need for auxiliary heating varied from school to school, but was lower than the current levels of heating, revealing an inefficient use of energy.

A deadline to clear the backlog was set in 2006 by John Reid, the then home secretary, after it was revealed that an inefficient and overburdened system had left people in asylum limbo for years, unable to work legally or leave the country.