Many times, human resources face the conundrum of choosing between low-touch, high-efficiency (i.e. mass group workshops with the potential downside of low retention and lackluster individualized learning) or high-touch, high-cost (i.e. small group sessions with in-store, real-time training).
"With a high-efficiency modern furnace, I wouldn't recommend someone try fixing it themselves," Mr. Wheeler said.
The benefits are obvious: it's great to know you're living in a house that's got such a high-efficiency rating - I think we're a B-rated flat.
In this study, we developed a high-efficiency mutant of DNA polymerase I from Thermus thermophilus HB27 (Tth pol) suited for CSR and CPR.
Furthermore, it has been found that among the tested microorganisms an AMF species (Glomus mosseae) showed the highest efficiency (i.e., increase factor) in enhancing the % Cd removal by the pot-grown plant species (Table 4).
The ablation cell, i.e. the sample holder, should combine high removal rate, high efficiency (i.e. complete transport of the ablated material) and reduced memory effects.
Accordingly, earlier timing indicates higher efficiency, i.e. less heat energy needed to trigger phenophase transitions.
Lower input voltage levels result in apparent higher efficiency (i.e. close to 100%), however the transistors are operating in sub-threshold region and, therefore, the total useful power drops by orders of magnitude, which creates the additional design constrain.
This new approach produced mutants at high efficiency, i.e., 11,200 CFU/µg DNA for strain 13.
Altogether, these results suggest that targeting the expression of the HRAS oncogene to a population of cells that express the kita gene is able to induce melanoma development with high efficiency (i.e. without the need for additional mutations that inactivate tumor suppressors) and in a relatively short time (2 4 weeks).
High efficiency (i.e., every cell must be accounted for) is needed.
