Sentence examples for adjacent efficient from inspiring English sources

Specifically, all treatments are first compared to the standard of care treatment (e.g., standard of care treatment for genotype 1 is Telaprevir + Peginterferon + Ribavirin), and then compared to the adjacent efficient treatment.

Because the FMM kernels do not (usually) relate adjacent elements, their efficient vectorisation is not straightforward (and well beyond compiler optimisation).

On the other hand, an efficient adjacent channel interference (ACI) rejection approach that can reduce the ACI from neighboring PUs and/or SUs is needed at a SU receiver.

The balance between swelling of the NP and tension in the AF ensures optimal separation of adjacent vertebral bodies and efficient biomechanics of the motion segment.

Realizing the important role of adjacent π-unsaturation for efficient cross-coupling of secondary organoboronate esters, Crudden and co-workers next investigated the cross-coupling of secondary allylic boron species.

In reporter gene studies we have demonstrated that recombinant adeno-associated virus (rAAV -loaded tendon allogrAAV -loadede efficientendonsduction of allograftsoft tissues, with expression peaking at 7 days.

This prolusion is made more efficient if the adjacent regions of the gut (proximal or distal) concurrently relax, thus effectively allowing the bolus to move into a region of lower pressure [ 8].

It was concluded that Pd(1 1 1) plane adjacent to ceria would be the efficient active sites for methanol formation.

Since SVZdNP proliferation does not differ in anterior and posterior areas, higher cell density in anterior CC is most probably due to more efficient recruitment from the adjacent niche.

Considering the new emerging wireless technology, spectral and power efficiency are essential in the context of efficient utilization of spectrum under the adjacent channel interference avoidance constraints.

Purine-to-purine intrastrand hole transport between adjacent matched base pairs is also moderately efficient (AG > AA > GG).