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This review describes the techniques used to formulate drug encapsulated microspheres targeted for intracranial tumor therapy and how microsphere characteristics such as drug loading and encapsulation efficiency can be tuned based on formulation parameters.
By changing the spacing and diameter of nanoholes, the focusing efficiency can be tuned.
Going back to mitochondria, it is now tempting to assume that the nanomotor efficiency (ATP productivity) can be tuned with biologically tolerated intensities of red to NIR laser light.
Controlling the band gap width can open new doors to the application of SiNWs in optoelectronics fields: such that both the band gap and width of SiNWs can be tuned to increase its optical efficiency.
The expression is used to evaluate how the photobioreactor's design and process parameters can be tuned in order to improve biomass conversion efficiency.
Further to enhance the loading efficiency and specificity of the drug delivery carrier, PLGA surface properties can be tuned using different coating protocols and functionalization strategies.
On the basis of the previous section and Table 1, platforms based on physical characteristics can be tuned to provide high purity isolations but have not yet reached efficiencies capable of a clinical diagnostic.
The natural frequency of the wing can be tuned by varying the effective diameter of the wing strut such that maximal efficiency is achieved.
Its transmitted wavelength can be tuned from 1554.4 nm at 25.3 °C to 1565.7 nm at 100 °C, and thus tuning efficiency of 0.15 nm/K for the temperature range of 74.7 °C is obtained.
