Sentence examples for be a good vector from inspiring English sources

It is therefore very likely that the less ordered unlabelled Oct4-PTD is internalized and may be a good vector for cargo molecules, although, we do at the moment not know whether the FITC induced structural difference will have impact on the uptake of Oct4-PTD.

Beloved characters with existing appeal to audiences is a good vector for helping bring more mainstream audiences to VR, and it could help introduce people to IMAX's new concept for theatre-style VR experiences, which use "pods" to provide individual virtual reality interactive stories.

These results confirm the successful expression of DENV-2 E protein from the chimeric virus JE/DENV-2 and indicate that the SA14-14-2 is a good vector to express exogenous antigen (Li et al., 2013; Li et al., 2014; Yang et al., 2016).

A vaccine vector with low host reactivity, such as observed with PEPV or FeP2, might have the advantage of being a good vector to include adjuvant genes to enhance immunogenicity.

Dendrimers may be a good nonviral delivery vector because it has the advantages of simplicity of use, and ease of mass production compared with viral vectors that are inherently risky for clinical use.

Owing to its lack of pathogenicity it is theoretically a good vector for gene transfer.

This RGP could be a good candidate for the design of a DNA cloning vector [ 57].

And those mites are damaging to the bees because they're a very good vector of viruses, particularly a virus called the deformed wing virus.

Rainfall is a good indicator of vectors, their survival, and the potential for malaria transmission.

An essential component to any research on insect-borne diseases is a good understanding of how vectors acquire the pathogen from an infected host and later inoculate it into a susceptible one (i.e. transmission process).

To avoid the overhead of memory reallocation when scanning very long vectors (e.g. > 50000 elements) it is a good idea to presize the vector to a larger value than the expected number of elements to be scanned.