The phrase "the inefficiency to" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a lack of ability or effectiveness in achieving something. Example: "The inefficiency to complete tasks on time has caused numerous delays in the project."
Comibol quickly developed all the inefficiency to be expected of a huge socialized enterprise.
A geochemical by-product of enhanced nitrate enrichment in lotic systems, however, is the inefficiency to denitrify excess loading (Mulholland et al. 2008), leading to downstream nutrient accumulation and potentially harmful algal blooms and hypoxic conditions (Ohte 2012).
However, genetic manipulation of P. falciparum is an extremely challenging, tedious process due to a very low transfection efficiency (in the range of 10−6), the ability of the parasite to carry non-integrated plasmids as episomes and the inefficiency to recombine with the parasite genome [10].
Interestingly, dysfunctional receptor underscores the inefficiency to transduce the signal of long-chain fatty acid [ 148], opening novel avenues of researches for antiobesity effects associated with n-3 PUFA.
The limitation of the study could be the inefficiency to raise and sustain the serum 25 (OH) D>75 nmol/l, attributing it to the compliance (85%) in both the groups, insufficiency of the dose of vitamin D3 and/or interaction with patient medication.
We have interpreted the occurrence of these grape-like vesicular structures by the peptide inefficiency to support the "normal" elongation of the highly curved thin tubes.
The *new* inefficiency to compete against isn't just total cost of operations (through SaaS) or cost – it's beating them with a better product".
To see why recall that side payments between SHI and MCO are used to compensate the inefficiency inherent to SHI's MC production (μ SHI ≤μ MCO ).
This method circumvents the inefficiency due to coverage or high labour demand for gene targeting, of the techniques that are commonly applied for the study of community functions.
Moreover, the volume of datasets brings a new challenge to extract patterns such as the cost of computing and inefficiency to achieve the relevant rules.
£3.5bn Cost of inefficiency to the taxpayer, according to the McNulty review.
