Sentence examples for capacity of efficient from inspiring English sources
Once a new mutant strain gains the capacity of efficient human-to-human transmission, it could quickly cause a new round of global pandemic influenza.
Moreover, both the adsorption curves of these samples showed steep increases in the saturation stage for the adsorption equilibrium capacities, indicative of efficient access of H2O molecules into the adsorption sites and conversely a diffusion restriction of H2O into the composites.
Clearly, an agent with the capacity for efficient inhibition of growth, migration, and invasion of cancer cells would be a hopeful candidate for use in suppression of cancer metastasis and progression, thus resulting in reduced mortality [ 30].
When the concentration of Fe II/III) was higher than the capacity of the IER, efficient mineralization was found to take place.
The amount of data that wearable devices send and receive is rapidly increasing and exceeds the capacity of the energy efficient link technologies (e.g., Bluetooth Low Energy).
The large buffering capacity of PEI enables efficient endosomal escape via the 'proton sponge effect' [83].
The role of institutions, governance, and the capacity of countries in efficient use of development assistance remain on the top of the research agenda of the development community (Killick [2010]).
Dr Hayaatun Sillem, of the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng) agrees: "Many critical aspects of humanitarian relief efforts rely on excellent engineering, from design and layout of refugee shelters to maximise their capacity, to the creation of efficient communication and transport networks that allow information to be shared and resources moved quickly across a humanitarian supply chain".
An important aspect of such capacity is the existence of efficient disease surveillance systems.
Here, absorption capacities and the availability of efficient spill-over mechanisms are of importance.
In the Q tail there appears to be a very narrow chemical threshold for inducing the shift from the half-efficient to the fully-efficient capacity of proton pumping.
