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Ubiquitination of TBK1 seemed an efficient tactic to activate IFN response because the endogenous TBK1 was K63-linked poly-ubiquitinated at 8 h post Sendai virus (SeV) infection (Fig. 1A, top panel) and accompanied with phosphorylation of IRF3 and STAT1, the indications of the IFN production (Fig. 1A, panels 4 5).

Therefore, other than a synthetic convenience (GTO does not require a mechanical exfoliation step ., this work suggests that the use of GTO rather than GO as a support could be a more efficient tactic in preparing graphene composites when the electrochemical reaction on the surface of impregnated nanoparticles is important.

Relying on quiet disdain, if that is the plan, might be a more efficient tactic if it didn't seem like she was a candidate for President in 2016.

Ignoring or boycotting a book that has already sold 40 million copies doesn't seem a very efficient tactic at this point.

A computationally efficient tactic for applying the forward difference approximation to data of this structure reduces them by averaging over replicates at each point in time.

The advances reported here will have an immense impact on organic chemistry as an expedient, environmentally benign and highly efficient tactic capable of accessing optically active aldols.

Just another efficient tactic from a taskmaster coach who has built this grand slam-winning team in his image.

After 9/11, however, America found targeted killing an effective tactic, and drones an efficient means of carrying it out.

The current study may furnish a reference towards developing efficient tactics for integrally advancing g-C3N4 for renewable energy generation, and disclose a new perspective into promoting charge separation via microstructure design.

SmartLife identified a crucial WASH market thirsting for disruption, but the innovative and efficient tactics that truly inspire entrepreneurial success are bred into the core product.

In our fight against terrorism, we face competing priorities between more efficient tactics of intelligence gathering, prevention and intervention (torture and drone strikes -- see Zero Dark Thirty) and more socially-rational approaches of citizen exchanges, foreign aid and humanitarian support.