Sentence examples for designated efficiency from inspiring English sources

In addition to A-rich sequence elements, further upstream elements, designated efficiency elements in yeast or far upstream elements in plants, the cleavage site, and the downstream U-rich element flanking the cleavage site have been described.

Origins whose firing efficiency ηf was greater than the median ηf-median of 0.316 (0.1 min−1) were designated as efficient origins (the ηf-median is different from the ηr-median) (Table 1).

The experimental condition that included all structural proteins and genome (WT) was designated as 100% release efficiency and the condition in which both envelope glycoproteins were omitted from the transfection (-Gn/Gc) was considered background (Fig. 6 and Table 3).

This hitherto unrecognised class of potentially functional variants we designated as 'STEPs' (Splice Translational Efficiency Polymorphisms) [15], a class of polymorphisms in non-coding RNA that may affect splicing such as to alter translational efficiency.

A fly line selectively bred for longevity over many generations (designated La) exhibits an improved mitochondrial efficiency [65] in comparison to its wild-caught, isogenized progenitor line (designated Ra).

Another short peptide, KKVVFKVKFK-NH2, designated KSL, was confirmed to have high efficiency against clinically important pathogens in the oral cavity, especially to oral streptococci [ 13].

For comparison, the ruthenium dye, designated as N719, sensitized TiO2 solar cell showed an efficiency of 6.98% under the same experiment conditions.

Through bioengineering approaches, a novel fVIII molecule, designated ET3, was developed and shown to improve biosynthetic efficiency 10- to 100-fold.

Here, we report an evaluation of transduction efficiency and toxicity of such artificial PTDs (designated mT02 and mT03) compared with Tat.

The most common reasons for consistency cited by practices included: a consistent site for tool distribution (most commonly the waiting room area), a designated person accountable for scoring tools, and the perceived efficiency providers felt about their AG discussions.

A designated goal of health services is to enhance the efficiency of utilization of public resources.