Third, public health officials believe that interventions towards this group are generally less effective and, sometimes, less efficient than other groups because of their tendencies to resist interventions and/or their lack of freedom to choose healthy environments to live.
Yet whatever it does have, he argued, has produced a fascinating, and sometimes even efficient, set of emergent urban phenomena.
These companies, with the sword of foreign competition hanging over them, have become relentlessly dynamic and very (sometimes brutally) efficient.
We have noticed that in general, especially for small compounds, one large population is sometimes more efficient than several smaller ones.
When hydrogen flow is not constraining, but contact time is limited, as is often the case in flow reactors, NiMo-catalysts are preferred, whereas CoMo-catalysts are sometimes more efficient in batch reactors (Lecrenay et al. 1997).
Despite the electric power losses in the generator, transformer, supply network, frequency converter and motor, this system is sometimes more efficient than the feed pump driven by a condensing turbine.
Some early simulations with low vehicular loads showed that it is sometimes more efficient to be ignorant of the obstacle, and this must be taken into account, as in this case the best course of action is to drive normally, using the normal algorithm.
However, the close association of certain easy and difficult phenotypes sometimes allows efficient selection for these latter phenotypes.
While it's sometimes time-efficient to send a list of questions via email, an in-person meeting allows you to pick up on body language, facial expressions and other subtleties.
It is surprising to see how often trials conclude that the drug of the pharmaceutical company initiating the study or funding it has the same efficiency, and sometimes is more efficient, than the drug it is being judged against.
