The investigation details how the political appointees in the press office rewrote the findings of NASA scientists and put out press releases which instead "suffered from inaccuracy, factual inefficiency and scientific dilution," according to the Inspector General report.
Wager and Jefferson [ 9] (2001) highlighted some of the shortcomings of peer review, including its failure to discover errors and fraud, inefficiency, unnecessary delay and potential scientific misconduct when reviewers abuse their power in the peer-review system (e.g. rejecting a paper and plagiarizing its ideas and results) [ 10].
Saint- Simon taught that enlightened scientists, applying their education and reason, could organize society along scientific production methods and thereby eliminate injustices and inefficiencies.
The first major inefficiency is the time-lag problem for distributing scientific ideas.
Reiss currently works for Antidote Europe — an NGO that promotes "sound scientific methods" instead of animal research — and for him, the inefficiency of animal testing is a key argument of the campaign. .
If these descriptors are not carefully chosen, they create the potential for confusion both within the scientific community and in the wider society, leading to research inefficiencies and various social, ethical, and clinical problems [ 7].
Improving the overall quality of graduate education and selecting better students can remedy the shameful inefficiency of research training, increasing the proportion of PhD students who become scientific investigators.
Solar energy is not cost effective because the inefficiencies of its cells and energy needed to build them are intrinsic to the scientific principles on which they work.
Inefficiency therefore begets inefficiency.
Matchmaking inefficiency.
