Sentence examples for a barrier for efficient from inspiring English sources
In turn, the urban context is a barrier for efficient freight operations.
Sequestration and degradation of such anti-cancer therapeutics in endosomes or lysosomes is a major barrier for efficient cancer therapy [1].
These data suggest that SAMHD1 has some limited efficacy in blocking reverse transcription but the major barrier for efficient lentiviral transduction occurs before reverse transcription.
Cellic HTec2 was used to break down the hemicellulose barrier for efficient enzymatic hydrolysis of cellulose in RS.
We conclude with novel therapeutic strategies for CTCs, the glycocalyx as a barrier for CTC drug delivery, and approaches to disrupt the glycocalyx for efficient therapeutic treatment of CTCs.
However, the insulating nature of Si oxide remains a barrier for the production of future electrically pumped LEDs and efficient photovoltaic cells.
A qualitative analysis of centres' practices that act as enablers or barriers for efficient progression of a patient with a new diagnosis of severe renal impairment through to receiving a renal transplant will result in more uniform access to renal transplantation irrespective of where patients start their renal replacement treatment.
In general there are three major rate limiting steps or barriers for efficient Zn accumulation in rice grain: 1) soil-to-root barriers; 2) root-to-shoot barriers; and 3) barriers in loading Zn into grains.
Intracellular transport after endosomal escape presents one of the major barriers for efficient non-viral gene delivery because plasmid DNA and synthetic nanoparticulate carriers suffer from significantly restricted diffusion in the cytoplasm.
The peculiarities of MBE growth of ZnTe/MgTe/MgSe short-period superlattices nearly lattice-matched to InAs, which could serve as wide gap barriers for efficient electron and hole confinement in the CdTe/Zn Mg)(Se Te QDs, are also described.
When injected intravitreally, the inner limiting membrane (ILM) might act as a barrier to efficient transduction of the retina [13].
