When peptides are carefully designed to have a near-neutral charge state, a relatively hydrophobic polarity, and receptor-targeting ligands, synthesis and purification become highly efficient and straightforward.
The fabrication of a CGM was facilitated to overcome the complication of fabricating the sidewall and bottom grooves in a channel simultaneously; a CGM hence became highly efficient and compact.
This in fact is the true measure of what sustainable energy systems (SES) are all about, and homeostatic control (HC) of energy systems seeks just that: to enable energy systems to become highly efficient and effective very rapidly, by attaining a state of equilibrium between energy supply and energy expenditure in electric power systems (EPS) operation.
This possibility is consistent with our recent observation that piRNA loading to MIWI is a highly regulated process during spermatogenesis, which is inefficient in SC, but becomes highly efficient in late spermatids.
Virgil offers its security platform as a service and the GTM approach can become highly efficient in such scenarios.
They are trained in braille from an early age and have a set of circumstances that doesn't change; they become highly efficient at living in that world.
Since the nineteenth century, the water wheel has become highly efficient.
An equally spectacular discovery of metagenomics is the identification of a novel bacteriophage that is more abundant than any other phage in the human gut but has remained unnoticed until metagenome mining has become highly efficient [ 14].
Finally, with respect to the priming of class I-restricted CTLs, it was shown previously that lipidated Tc peptide epitopes (e.g. conjugated to palmitoic acid) become highly efficient activators of CTLs (Schild et al, 1991; Gahery-Segard et al, 2000).
Beef production has become highly scientific and efficient because of the high cost of labour, land, feed, and money.
