The phrase "a reduced off" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "The price is a reduced off the original amount." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase used.)
Alternatives: "a discount" or "a reduction".
Therefore, the required on-board computational resources are limited, and a reduced off-line design effort is needed for the change of vehicle parameters.
We used a pool of four synthetic RNAs designed for the knockdown of the HsTBCD gene, with guaranteed high specificity and a reduced off-target effect.
This combined with our reported observations suggest the FAM33A_1 siRNA is a more efficacious agent with a reduced off-target potential relative to the FAM33A_2 siRNA and would be the siRNA of choice for any future applications.
As an alternative, MoS2 has an intrinsic band gap, which leads to reduced off current.
Once this occurs an allosteric change results in greatly reduced off load of oxygen to tissues.
Homodimerization of GpTx-1 with a bifunctional polyethylene glycol (PEG) linker resulted in a compound with increased potency and a significantly reduced off-rate, demonstrating the ability to modulate the function and properties of GpTx-1 by linking to additional molecules.
However, TALEN technology may be more flexible and have reduced off target events.
This new construct maintained the therapeutic potency of the original PE38-based immunotoxin HER2-PE38, with a greatly reduced off-target toxicity and immunogenicity.
The union wants a drastically reduced off-season workload: fewer minicamps and voluntary practices, less contact when those are conducted, and stricter penalties for coaches who violate the boundaries.
Thirdly, a single active may have reduced off-target effects relative to a pool of actives, since each siRNA has a unique pattern of off-target effects and a mixture may thus increase the magnitude and/or scope of off-target effects.
