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This implies that TIR-free transposase are able to produce efficient proteins that will mediate the transposition of nonautonomous elements of the same family.

Our study contributes to understanding of the complex regulatory mechanisms responsible for plant polysaccharide-degrading gene expression, and opens new possibilities for the engineering of fungi able to produce more efficient enzymatic cocktails to be used in biofuel production.

Our reported results show that for the given bounds on the design parameters, the optimization design framework is able to produce more efficient hull forms than the existing design.

On a community level, differences between households are avoided and resources could be averaged to a production system able to produce reliable, efficient, and sufficient volumes of biogas.

Not only is the technique able to produce the most cost efficient element stiffness distribution of the structure satisfying multiple serviceability wind drift design criteria, but a potential benefit of reducing the wind-induced loads can also be achieved by the stiffness design optimization method.

there's no question an electric mill is more efficient, able to produce a lot of flour in a short amount of time.

The plant has vowed to reopen, and it has retained all 44 of its employees to do maintenance work as it undergoes more than $13 million worth of renovations that it hopes will make it more efficient and able to produce ethanol more cost-effectively.

In particular, while the energy production for metabolic activities in normal cells derives from OXPHOS, an efficient pathway able to produce the adenosine triphosphate (ATP) request, the principal metabolic difference observed in cancer cells is their enhanced avidity for glucose and its consequent strong increase in aerobic glycolysis to fulfill the high-energy demand [ 5].

Dry fractionation is extremely more energy efficient and is able to produce enriched fractions with retained (native) functionality.

The resulting venture would be a larger, more efficient cable network, able to produce and distribute its own movies on a worldwide basis.

Plasticulture represents a multibillion dollar facet of the United States crop production value annually and must become more efficient to be able to produce more on less land, reduce water demands, decrease impacts on surrounding environments, and be economically-competitive.