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For autogeneous control, we provide general analytic expressions using Langevin theory, and demonstrate that negative translational feedback has a much greater efficiency at reducing stochasticity than negative transcriptional feedback.

The hEB thus formed recapitulate at least some aspects of early embryogenesis and differentiation, in a manner similar to the previously identified rare EB subpopulation of conventional scraped hESC aggregates (Figure 1B D) albeit at a much greater efficiency (Figure 5A).

With its preferred cofactor NADPH, NfsA shows a much greater efficiency of CB1954 activation than NfsB, as shown by the dotted curve in Figure 2B.

Not only do we identify RSK1 and RSK2 as proteins that can directly interact and phosphorylate YB-1, but they have a much greater efficiency towards the target than AKT1 does.

Leslie Yeo and James Friend, who jointly head the Micro/Nanophysics Research Laboratory at RMIT University in Melbourne, are devising ways to use SAWs to improve inhalers, which would allow drugs and vaccines to be delivered to the lungs with much greater efficiency.Normal inhalers produce a wide range of droplet sizes.

A competitor was selling direct to customers over the telephone with much greater efficiency and dramatically lower costs.

Streamline Circuits reports that ODB++ provides much greater efficiency than the competing Gerber format, stating that "an 8-layer printed circuit board can take up to 5 hours to plan and tool using Gerber and only 1 hour when using OD B++" According to Streamline, manufacturers are adopting it to overcome the limitations of the simpler Gerber format.

Much greater efficiency gains would be needed if the economy grows even faster, as most economists predict.

N.S.A. officials also wanted to employ the agency's advanced computer analysis tools to sift through its huge databases with much greater efficiency.

Mr Nesvold points to one figure that best illustrates how Ford has made much greater efficiency gains and cost cuts than its bigger rival: North American pre-tax margins at Ford are now 11-12%, a level unthinkable a few years ago.

The paper presents a quantification of both colloidal (electrostatic and van der Waals) and hydrodynamic effects to identify conditions for the operation of such processes with much greater efficiency.