Sentence examples for and even more efficiently from inspiring English sources

Consistent with the morphological change, expression of stem cell markers NANOG and POU5F1/OCT4 were reduced in BMP-2-treated H9 cells, and even more efficiently in BMP-2/6-treated H9 cells (Figure 2A, 2B).

Co-precipitation of FLAG-Rab26WT was observed with EGFP-Rab26 WT and even more efficiently with the GDP-preferring variant Rab26TN whereas co-precipitation with the nucleotide-empty variant (Rab26NI) was reduced and binding to the GTP-preferring variant (Rab26QL) was abolished.

To meet the challenge of London's growing population and development, we must continue to invest and deliver even more efficiently in future.

It will be a major part of every organisation's modus operandi and charities will use it to innovate, connect to their audiences and work even more efficiently.

Importantly, this new AMOT p130 siRNA depleted both AMOT p130 and p80 even more efficiently than our previous batch of siRNA (see new Figure 5, panel 3, lane 4).

"In order to adapt to the new market realities, we need to gradually lower our production and acquisition costs, and structure our processes even more efficiently.

Miller was being chased by Childs -- who gave the big lineup a break and pushed the Knicks to perform even more efficiently -- and the Pacers' star came unglued.

If our hypothesis were correct, the 67 kb deletion should leave behind much more CENP-A-enriched chromatin near the deleted CENP-A domain and neocentromeres should form even more efficiently near the original centromere.

In the letter, media and entertainment VP Blair Westlake said Microsoft is developing "what we believe content owners want and need: industry-leading notice and takedown … practices, including tools that enable our content partners to more easily find content that is rightfully theirs and give us prompt notice so we can respond even more efficiently and expeditiously".

Just as we have bred chickens for bigger breasts, he plans to select for crickets that reach maturity faster and convert feed to mass even more efficiently.

It's been in the news this year that Amazon is testing drones to evaluate their potential for delivering stuff we don't need even more efficiently and without the need for pesky humans.