The phrase "an effective vector" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, mathematics, or communication, where you are describing something that successfully conveys or transmits information or influence.
Example: "The new marketing strategy proved to be an effective vector for reaching our target audience."
Alternatives: "a powerful conduit" or "an efficient means".
The key to the success of all these strategies is an effective vector that can direct appropriate expression of the therapeutic gene.
Mobilised Ca, Au and Ag in calcrete can extend the lateral extent and distance from the source of the geochemical anomaly thus providing an effective vector to target for sampling.
Without a vaccine or antiviral drug, an effective vector control program is the only means to reduce dengue transmission.
The presence of an effective vector, its progressive spread, and the outbreak of chikungunya in the Western Hemisphere increase concerns of a chikungunya outbreak in Europe (8 ).
This approach has gained popularity in several UK medical schools, and has been shown to be an effective vector for students' knowledge, confidence, and satisfaction [ 20].
Only successful demonstration of all of these abilities permits consideration of the vector as competent, but this remains insufficient to designate an arthropod as an effective vector for a defined infectious agent.
6 In light of limited therapeutic strategies and the current lack of a vaccine, effective vector control methods are an essential component of the strategic direction to reduce dengue mortality and morbidity by 2020.
The threat from this disease has recently become more severe with the introduction and establishment of a more effective vector, the glassy-winged sharpshooter (Homalodisca coagulate).
AAV is a very effective vector for gene therapy, but the vector has limited space for exogenous gene insertion and can typically only be delivered once because of its immunogenic properties [ 147].
Future research in our laboratory will be focused on the development of a more effective vector for xylanase expression in P. pastoris and the co-expression of β-xylosidase or genes coding debranching enzymes will also be considered.
Therefore, a safe and effective vector of target gene is urgently in need.
