In short: to be highly effective, the system must be somewhat inefficient.
Countries for which the estimated SSS volume was similar to the observed SSS volume in the analysis of the residuals, but that are shown to be somewhat inefficient in the DEA include Greece, Romania and to some extend the United Kingdom.
IM injection improved cell retention and attenuated cardiac dysfunction, whereas IV, LV or LV* routes were somewhat inefficient (<1%).
As S. cerevisiae is somewhat inefficient for secretion [53], the impact of Sec61β deletion is more apparent in this yeast (47% diminution) [27], while in Y. lipolytica, which is more competent for secretion, no difference are observed [23].
However, this approach is somewhat inefficient as it subtracts the target signal as well as the background signal.
Your basic back-and-forth serpentine motion will get you far, but, for J boarding long distances, it can be somewhat tiring and inefficient, as it requires constant use of your muscles.
Sarracenia purpurea is a somewhat inefficient predator – <3% of insect visitors are actually captured [45] – and insects and other prey account for 10 80% of their nutrient budget [23]; it obtains the remainder of its nutrients from stored reserves [22], remobilization and excretion of N and P by rotifers [46], and increasingly, atmospheric deposition [31].
This would be messy, somewhat inefficient and a lot fairer.
Successes of UNICEF's interventions have been somewhat less effective because of inefficient coordination in the domain of information and communication among international humanitarian organizations and between the international humanitarian organizations and the Government.
This claim is somewhat surprising, since the Nash equilibrium is in general inefficient compared to the Pareto optimality.
