Sentence examples for be more efficiently incorporated from inspiring English sources

Although β-carotene and α-carotene were affected in a similar way by the cooking process, α-carotene appeared to be more efficiently incorporated into the micelles when olive oil was added to the samples.

Therefore, siRNAs with unstable 5′ ends in the guide strands will likely have a high K2, which indicates that it will be more efficiently incorporated into the functional RISCs.

However, it is intriguing that for most αβδδm-expressing cells, the component that was attributable to αβδm receptors was larger than that for αβδ receptors (∼75 and 24%, respectively), suggesting that δm might be more efficiently incorporated into functional receptors than δ.

Dietary EPA and DHA when esterified to phospholipids (PLs) are more efficiently incorporated into tissue PLs and seem to possess peculiar properties through specific mechanism(s) of action, such as the capacity to affect endocannabinoid biosynthesis at much lower doses than EPA and DHA in triglyceride form, probably because of the above mentioned higher incorporation into tissue PLs.

Our goal is to be more efficiently productive.'".

Classified ads are more efficiently delivered by websites.

Labour's voters are more efficiently distributed than Conservative voters.

Some are services that are more efficiently provided centrally, such as music services.

R-cdA is more efficiently repaired than S-cdA.

Buffering genes are more efficiently translated than non-buffering genes.

Meanwhile, the HRA was purposefully designed to be more than an incorporated treaty.