IFN-γ can be secreted by NK cells or CD8 T effector lymphocytes and is linked to efficient cytotoxic activity.
The first observation to indicate that lipolysis is linked to efficient cell-cycle progression was reported in the yeast S. cerevisiae.
The age-related increase in the signal variability of the higher frequency bands (beta and gamma) might be linked to less efficient GABAergic inhibition, which may lead to enhanced neuronal excitability (Schlee et al., 2012).
The interviewed researchers considered suc-cessful implementation to be linked to value change, efficient information policy, institutionalaction but not regulations and supposed technology implementation to creates new alloca-tions, i.e. winners and losers.
The preferential length of repeat units in abundant TR families (both euchromatic and centromeric) can be linked to requirements for efficient DNA packing of long arrays in chromatin structures.
In addition, common objectives in working to feed the planet must be linked to building strong and efficient food systems, reducing waste and improving harvests, and supporting smallholder farmers, especially women and youth - all while working to sustainably improve the livelihoods and incomes of people and protecting the planet.
In order to reach high energy efficiency, thermosolar can be linked to heat pump technology, combining more efficient conventional and renewable energy support for processes.
The number of thyroid surgery over the study period remaining stable, the increase of incidentally discovered TC cases may also be linked to the use of more efficient diagnostic tools.
The successful prediction of failure in skin-stiffener interfaces can be linked to a global-local approach for efficient analysis of large, fuselage-representative composite structures.
This variation could be linked to specific PrPSc conformation required for efficient propagation by each TSE strain, as well as to some of the TSE strains features and could be used as an additional criterion in identification of TSE strain origin.
