Sentence examples for derivation efficiency from inspiring English sources

In this study, we derived 47 ESC clones from 364 embryos, representing 13% derivation efficiency.

Given the difficulty and high failure rate of most attempts to derive non-129 mESC lines, we sought to investigate whether the difference in derivation efficiency, could in part, be explained by previously undescribed dose-dependent effect of Stat3 in the regulation of ESC self-renewal.

It has been reported that in mice, CBHA could improve the derivation efficiency of ESCs from SCNT embryos (Dai et al., 2010).

When derivation efficiency was calculated from day-five blastocysts, it was significantly higher (12.5%) [15].

Liu et al. reported a derivation efficiency of 2.4% (4/166) when calculated from day-three embryos.

Our control iPSC derivation efficiency using the HUF1 line was very low, with only 1 iPSC line derived from 200,000 cells.

There are several ongoing efforts to develop such viral-free protocols, but current approaches exhibit relatively low iPS cell derivation efficiencies (8– 13).

Due to the limited availability of human embryos for ESC derivation, improving efficiency is a matter of key importance.

It is shown that the simulation results match the theoretical derivation in 'Spectral efficiency optimization' section.

In Section 2, the optimization method of power allocation and the derivation of energy efficiency for cooperative beamforming are presented.

The methodology is based on the analytical derivation of system efficiency and takes into account design requirements.