Sentence examples for significantly less efficient from inspiring English sources
Pre-steady-state kinetics have shown that, because of the protein template mechanism, Rev1 incorporates dCTP opposite dC, dT, and dA only slightly less efficiently than opposite dG, whereas incorporation of all other dNTPs is significantly less efficient, regardless of the identity of the templating base.
These serotypes transduced neurons with similar efficiency, except for AAV4 and AAV5, which exhibited significantly less efficient neuronal transduction.
Still xylose fermentation with recombinant S. cerevisiae is significantly less efficient than hexose fermentation.
In contrast, increasing stiffness of all surfactants is found to make them significantly less efficient with regard to γ-reduction.
From Figure 8, it is clear that the implemented optical flow technique is significantly less efficient than the parametric bispectrum technique.
Other solvents, including the more polar ones and cyclohexane, are significantly less efficient, both in terms of total activity and epoxide production.
The polls tell us that Americans know that our far more expensive health care system is significantly less effective and efficient than that of other developed countries, and that, in general, we like the doctors who care for us.
[Page C1.] Report Shows Declining Fuel Economy in Cars A government report on fuel economy, which was delayed at the last minute, shows that loopholes in regulations have allowed automakers to make cars and trucks that are significantly less fuel efficient, on average, than they were in the late 1980's.
Compared to the different wired access network technologies, mobile access networks are significantly less energy efficient [1].
Isolates able to resist standards LK2-12, LK4-24, LK4-24, LK6-14, DL87, and DL93 were significantly less growth efficient than isolates that were susceptible to these standards.
Coincidentally, an annual report from the Environmental Protection Agency said that cars and trucks sold today are significantly less fuel-efficient, on average, than they were in the late 1980's.
