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TR: When will solar cells, or photovoltaics, be sufficiently efficient to contribute significantly to the globe's energy needs?

However, the incubation of stressed, apoptotic tumor cells with syngeneic DCs is generally not strong enough to generate protective immunity, suggesting that the uptake of apoptotic cells by DCs alone may not be sufficiently efficient to activate an immune response, as described by others [ 37].

Therefore, the THRIVE system is sufficiently efficient to be used in real-world applications.

Figure 6 also confirms that for large multicast group size the gain provided by ECOMF is just marginally larger than that provided by ECOMP, and hence, it is sufficiently efficient to have only the partial knowledge of the channel distribution which varies much more slowly than the channel itself and is much easier to estimate than the instantaneous channel.

The radiation zone is the region within the stellar interior where radiative transfer is sufficiently efficient to maintain the flux of energy.

Albeit less complete than in the case of furS, in vivo cleavage of MBP-fur-GrB was sufficiently efficient to yield overall levels of processed GrB comparable to those generated by expression of MBP-furS-GrB.

Although the system is sufficiently efficient to be utilized commercially, it includes several steps that are highly genotype dependent.

The presence of dead and necrotic QPX cells was reported in some instances, suggesting that clam's humoral and/or cellular response was sufficiently efficient to lead to the healing of infected individuals [ 6, 8, 22].

We targeted a region in between the two zinc fingers in the DNA binding domain of TRα, and the disruption was sufficiently efficient to produce a high frequency of tadpoles with mutant phenotypes in the injected F0 individuals.

Possible explanations include that (i) removal of oxidative DNA lesion in repair proficient mice is sufficiently efficient to counteract effects of moderately increased ROS or (ii) diffusion of mitochondria derived ROS to the nucleus is limited irrespective of Sod2 gene status.

At Mach 2.2, the Boom aircraft can comply with noise regulations and be sufficiently efficient at cruise, thanks to a medium-bypass engine, adapted from the same technology that powers subsonic wide body aircraft.