Consistent with the efficiency of heterochromatin formation, which occurs de novo in approximately 1 2 cell divisions (Osborne et al., 2009), HMLα ::cre repression was fully restored in the descendants of a cell that experienced a loss of silencing.
Consistent with the silencing efficiencies, the effects of silncRNA-2 were less marked than those of silncRNA-1 (Fig. 3c,d).
The overall hybridization efficiency was 97%, which is consistent with the hybridization efficiency reported by other groups (Johannisson et al. 2002; Martin et al. 1996; Tiido et al. 2005).
The improved classroom efficiency of approximately 25% noted by the teachers in this study was consistent with the 24% efficiency reported by Kinney et al. (1997) [ 19].
One interpretation of the current findings is that as a consequence of greater parietal activation during feedback evaluation (contradictory to the neural efficiency hypothesis), relatively less activation was required for High IQ participants during response selection (consistent with the neural efficiency hypothesis).
At first, we observe that the effective throughput is consistent with the communication efficiency when there is no interference.
The generation rate of ⋅OH radicals on the 0.4 N-0.01 Fe-AC/TiO2 surface was higher than those of the other photocatalysts, consistent with the photocatalytic efficiency illustrated in Fig. 11.
K 2 > K 1, which is consistent with the adsorption efficiency of linuron (E2 > E1) (Fig. 6), demonstrated that the inclusion ability of IL-CM-HP-β-CD toward linuron is stronger than of CM-HP-β-CD.
To keep the measurement of switching cost consistent with the energy efficiency in Equation (1), we define the switching cost as the product of the average system reward η ̄ and the expected extra retransmission time of control frames, where η ̄ = Σ n = 1 N Σ x n ∈ S n η ( x n ) Σ n = 1 N | S n |.
Consistent with the high efficiency of transmission associated with this type of exposure, in the absence of treatment we observed 100% transmission after intravenous inoculation (6/6) (Figure 4A D; Table 2).
