Sentence examples for barriers to efficient from inspiring English sources
This review seeks to provide guidelines for optimizing NDDS design through mitigation of biological barriers to efficient tumor therapy.
The second set of barriers to efficient use and understanding relate to what the image set is communicating, in any particular imaging mode.
Complex biological environments, such as the cell cytoplasm or the mucus lining the airways of the lungs, can pose significant barriers to efficient therapeutic drug and gene delivery.
These three additional factors investment quality, allocation, and variety represent additional barriers to efficient investment which have also probably acted as a drag on Argentine economic performance, even if the magnitudes in question remain open frontiers for research.
The solution for gene therapy lies with improved synthetic non‐viral vectors based upon well‐found platform technologies and a thorough understanding of the barriers to efficient gene delivery and expression (transfection) relevant to clinical applications of interest.
This review discusses nucleic acid-based therapeutics, systemic and intracellular barriers to efficient nucleic acid delivery, and nanocarriers responsive to extracellular and intracellular biological stimuli to overcome individual barriers.
Advanced multi- and many-core architectures offer massive parallelism with complex memory hierarchies which can make runtime training possible, but form a barrier to efficient parallel SVM design.
When injected intravitreally, the inner limiting membrane (ILM) might act as a barrier to efficient transduction of the retina [13].
We speculate that the slight loss in transduction efficiency for both lenti- and gammaretroviral vectors in either undifferentiated or differentiated PC12 cells, relative to MDTF cells, is attributable in part to the culturing of PC12 cells in Matrigel, causing a partial barrier to efficient vector-cell contact.
The host immune response is a significant barrier to efficient gene therapy.
A low level of CAR on the cell surface is a potential barrier to efficient gene transfer [ 11– 15].
