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In the reactor, the uranium is surrounded by a moderator, which is required to slow the reaction neutrons so that they will interact more efficiently with the uranium.

So, I think, it's more how we are gonna interact more efficiently between various jurisdictions rather than change the whole debate.

The key difference is that CFAs use a delay line to slow down the RF, which thereby allows it to interact more efficiently with the electron stream.

Last month, Standard, a semiconductor company that designs specialized chips and components allowing computers to interact more efficiently, completed a fiscal first quarter that would have been impressive during the late-90's high-tech boom, let alone in the midst of the current inertia.

We experiment with a real application in real WCN nodes, both in the Community-Lab provided by the CONFINE EU Project and within an emulation framework based on Mininet, where we can build larger topologies and interact more efficiently with the mesh underlay, which is unfortunately not accessible in Community-Lab.

"Across the board, the healthcare industry struggles with providing accurate information about their provider network to their customers," says Simmons. "By helping payers and providers interact more efficiently, patients ultimately get better care".

An appealing model is that a stabilized CH alpha helix interacts more efficiently with the assembling SNARE bundle thereby promoting the SNARE interaction required for complexin inhibition.

Moreover, it is revealed that gemini with longer chain interacts more efficiently than the one with shorter chain owing to stronger hydrophobic forces.

The polar head groups of both tween 80 and poloxamer 407 may have extended towards the aqueous phase and interacted more efficiently than transcutol HP (Bouchemal et al. 2004).

With this in mind, one can see in Figure 3 that anandamide interacted more efficiently with cholesterol than with palmitoyl-oleyl-phosphatidylcholine (POPC), a physiologically relevant glycerophospholipid.

In this experiment, GST-DND1β was not able to efficiently "pull-down" APOBEC3 from mouse testes and this suggests that DND1α isoform interacts more efficiently with endogenous, testes APOBEC3.