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That means, that 40S subunits, containing fully processed 18S rRNA, engage with clearly higher efficiency in translation than the ones containing 3' extended 18S pre-rRNA.
The hE50AO12PMO induced clearly higher efficiency in the human myoblasts than hE50AO5PMO, whereas the hE50AO5PMO induced higher skipping efficiency in the reporter cells, DMD-derived fibroblasts and in the muscles of hDMD/mdx mice.
Also, it is concluded that, while for PTCs NS orientation leads to clearly higher efficiencies, this is not the case for LFCs, where both orientations achieve similar efficiencies even when the solar field has been designed for NS orientation.
At the current young ontological stage, the oaks on the Nelder-trials showed clearly higher growth efficiency at higher stand densities.
Original equipment manufacturers of earth-moving machines must address sustainability requirements, as well as remaining competitive and they aim to do this by improving machine efficiency, adopting advanced fleet management systems, providing operator training courses etc. Clearly high fuel efficiency is important to reduce depletion of fossil fuels and damage to the environment.
The rate results (Figure 5) clearly show the higher efficiency of protocol P2 compared to P1.
The results of this study have clearly demonstrated high efficiency of the examined heat exchanger and possible ways of its improving.
It is seen in Fig. 14 that the drying efficiency is clearly higher with air inlet velocity of 0.5 m/s, followed by 2 and 1 m/s.
While the loading showed no seasonal pattern, the removal efficiency was clearly higher in cold months, which suggests a predominant internal production of HAc in HFCWs in the warm season from the accumulated organic particulate matter.
It is clearly shown in Table 4 that the scalable version achieved higher efficiency in some big data processing steps such as microarray processing, feature construction, and SVM grid search.
The experimental results show that indeed the photocarrier collection efficiency at longer wavelengths in eumelanin-impregnated samples is clearly higher with respect to empty porous silicon matrices.
