The phrase "and efficient rate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the speed or effectiveness of a process, system, or action.
Example: "The new software update has significantly improved the processing speed and efficient rate of data retrieval."
Alternatives: "and effective rate of" or "and optimal rate of".
The ability to engineer viruses with high levels of tumour specificity and efficient rates of infection has enhanced the safety profile of these agents, allowing for the development of viable therapeutic options that have been examined in the clinic, either alone or in conjunction with more conventional therapies.
Subsequently, the use of solid B5 medium with 1% agarose and 2% sucrose (w/v) achieved an efficient rate of plant regeneration, and more than 67% of regenerated plants were spontaneous diploids.
We have used this line to generate a liver-specific knock-out of the frataxin gene [13], and have observed a unambiguously efficient rate of recombination in our initial study, i.e. all animals ever analyzed within the initial study group were bona fide knock-outs.
Interestingly, the physiological role of the UPR has been mostly attributed to maintaining an efficient rate of protein synthesis and secretion in specialized secretory cells including B lymphocytes, pancreatic β cells, salivary glands, and many others.
The most efficient rate of N fertilization for maize silage and grain yield production was 100 kg/ha with respect to the rate of light intercepted (k=0.5113).
The reduction in circulating insulin levels may therefore be a product of the hyperbolic relationship that exists between insulin sensitivity and insulin secretion, 77 ie, a lower insulin requirement due to a more efficient rate of glucose disposal.
In 2015, these same units generated 127.9 billion kWh of electricity at a less efficient rate of 2184 lbCO2/MWh.
He was scoring at the most efficient rate of his career, but the Lakers were not winning because the other parts were not falling into place.
Most interestingly, septins of this group have the key Ser residue in the G1 motif substituted by a Thr residue, possibly indicating why the septins of this group have a less efficient rate of hydrolysis.
