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The iron-dependent [4Fe-4S] cluswitchwitch of IRP1 readily occurs under standard cell culture conditions with 21% oxygen, but appears less efficient al lower (3%–6%) oxygen levels that likely reflect physiological tissue oxygenation [15].

The direct route of plant biomass for animal feeding appears less efficient in terms of solar energy conversion efficiencies as the proposed way opens two more avenues of bio H2 and single cell proteins in addition to herbivorous energy conversion route.

In films possessing initially long crystals, this reorientation appears less efficient at equivalent draw ratios.

Electropolymerization of the Cu-complex appears less efficient than that of the Ni while the electroactivity of the resulting films is destroyed at anodic potentials above 1 V.

Also, notice that Balpa has swapped the 100% load figures for the conventional GNER train and the high-speed "TGV style train" - with the result that the conventional train appears less efficient than the plane.

Normalization during the recovery period appears less efficient following 6 weeks against 12 weeks of cuprizone.

However, CUL3Δ403 459 appears less efficient at transferring Nedd8, as unlike for CUL3WT, some unmodified CUL3Δ403 459 remained even 45 min after neddylation was initiated.

Based on the number of GFP-positive cells and the basal levels of luciferase expression, transfection appears less efficient in adult gold-fish compared with larval tadpole brain (Ouatas et al. 1998).

In fact, while (supra physiological levels of the functional enzyme secreted by in vivo transduced neurons and astrocytes (or by transplanted cells) can cross-correct enzyme-deficient oligodendrocytes in the mouse brain (9, 19, 27), this mechanism appears less efficient in large brains (46).

Comparatively, a supervised modeling technique (PLS regression) was very efficient to quantify the four surfactants in synthetic mixtures but appeared less effective than SE methods when applied to the Raman spectrum of the detergent sample.

Although the shift towards an increased glycolytic flux may appear less efficient in terms of adenosine tri phosphate adenosine tri-phosphate (ATP) production than metabolizing glucose through oxidative phosphorylation, a high glycolytic rate offers several advantages.