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The KrF-laser induced reduction of GO films is found to be more efficient under H2 background than under vacuum.
Two hybrid controllers are made, which combine the advantages of both the on/off controller and discrete MPC such that they will be more efficient under any ambient heating condition.
Our results suggest that the cross-linking chemistry may be more efficient under cellular conditions than might be predicted based on model systems that use a large excess of the electrophile.
However, cash transfers give beneficiaries freedom of choice, may be cheaper to distribute and easier to monitor, and may be more "efficient" (under the assumptions of neoclassical microeconomic theory) than food transfers [ 19– 23, 24] 24].
Ex vivo methods are expensive and cumbersome for clinical application, but they are perceived to be safer than in vivo methods and, because they provide progenitor cells in addition to genes, they may be more efficient under conditions in which soft tissue support is compromised.
Even though starch-producing grasses such as corn are more efficient under favourable conditions in producing energy foods, grain legumes are commonly grown in the tropics because they are more successful in depleted, nitrogen-deficient soils.
The restoration technologies in areas degraded by extractive activities are more efficient under the use of their own spoils.
Besides, any multiuser WLAN scenario that is supported by the standard MAC, is more efficient under the CB-CSMA/CA if multiuser interference can be cancelled.
Increasing the electric current increases the transformation rates; however, the process is more efficient under lower volumetric current density (for example 1.5 mA L−1 in this study).
However, we also found that while LRRK2 is able to phosphorylate 4E-BP, autophosphorylation is more efficient under the conditions in which we performed these assays.
Change in the mass of production in low and medium HDI countries is more efficient under the regional scenario (as measured by the ratio of change in net output to net change in harvested area).
