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Removal of aromatic contaminants, like phenol, from water can be efficiently achieved by preferential adsorption on porous carbons which exhibit molecular sieving properties.
Based on duality between sparse decoding and functional identification, we showed that functional identification of complex cells DSPs can be efficiently achieved by exploiting their low-rank structure and using similar algorithms as used in decoding.
From a good correlation with the level of PHB accumulation, an activity estimation of the PhbCRe would be efficiently achieved by monitoring the level of PHB accumulation using the in vivo assay system established here.
Recent advances in precision machine tools and instruments such as medical devices and those related to nano-technology require better isolation performance, which can be efficiently achieved by precise modeling- and design- of the isolation system.
In addition, metal phthalocyanine is capable to act as a sensitizer of photo-induced electron transfer to acceptors, which can be efficiently achieved by incorporating it with the fullerene groups such as [6,6]-phenyl C61 butyric acid methyl ester (PC61BM) and [6,6]-phenyl C71 butyric acid methyl ester (PC71BM) [15].
This can be efficiently achieved by injecting a precalibrated, artificial reference signal, or pseudo-signal into the data.
Furthermore, it was confirmed that the removal of dichloromethane from its saturated aqueous solution was efficiently achieved by the pervaporation.
Well-oriented, perpendicular PLLA cylinders of PS PLLA thin films were efficiently achieved by spin coating using appropriate solvents regardless of the use of substrates.
Column regeneration was efficiently achieved by charge repulsion between the displacer and the adsorbent at lower pH values (pH 3 and 4).
Surprisingly, the parasite clearance in the spleen was efficiently achieved by all the vaccinated mice in STP study (Figure 6B).
Nucleic acid delivery is efficiently achieved by viruses which penetrate through the plasma membrane by spontaneous merger of membranes promoted by fusion protein catalysts.
