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Western blot analysis revealed that all of them were able to inhibit the TK expression from the HSV-TK/HIV fusion-mRNA constructs even at the lowest concentration used (Fig. 4a), demonstrating that our shRNA sequences could also be converted to efficient siRNAs.

The simulation conducted here showed that the BDI, a widely used depression instrument, could be converted to a far more efficient adaptive test without loss of accuracy.

Our tests are efficient and can be converted to march tests prevalently used to test memories.

All trains were converted to use the more efficient diesel fuel, and the government increased allocations for maintenance and modernisation of the rail infrastructure.

All but one of the mutated plasmids expressed no detectable β-galactosidase activity; the exception was where the ATG was converted to the usually less efficient start codon GTG (pBIO1928), in which the expression of the translational fusion was much-reduced, but not abolished (Figure 3C).

Two million units of capacity have been stripped out; factories are being converted to produce more fuel-efficient cars; and a landmark deal with the United Auto Workers union in 2007 paved the way to cutting $1,000 of costs on every car they make from next year.

Each conserved domain (CD), represented by an MSA of homologous sequence segments, is converted to a PSSM to facilitate efficient search [ 26].

At this point, all ssDNA was converted to dsDNA indicating complete and efficient replication of the template DNA (Fig 3B, top panels).

The term comes from a piece of the LISP coding language that "make it possible to write code that is clear and elegant at the user level but that is converted to a more complex or more efficient internal form".

In this regard, we can see that the superposition of the fast dynamics converts to efficient use what is normally an inefficient aspect of slow dynamics.

The metabolic changes, such as the Warburg effect, observed in cancer allow readily available resources to be converted into biomass in an efficient manner.