Sentence examples for efficiency could be explained from inspiring English sources
DDM has been successfully used for solubilization of membrane proteins [61] and its efficiency could be explained by its polar headgroup structure [62]; C12E8 has been demonstrated not to affect SERCA integrity during solubilization [59].
A comparative genetic analysis of the large IncA/C MDR plasmids used in this study was set up based on restriction profile and comparison of two sequenced plasmids pRA1 and pAM04528 to assess their genetic relationship and to determine if their transfer efficiency could be explained by particular traits.
The improvement in the efficiency of DSSC could be explained based on the more effective processes of carrier production and transport in the heterostructure-based DSSC whose band alignment is illustrated in Fig. 6b.
Therefore, the higher efficiency of PDP3 could be explained by either a higher intracellular stability or its intrinsic cross-linking properties owing to the presence of Bpa, or a combination of both.
The efficiency of the esterification reaction could be explained by the presence of DMAP catalyst which promoted and accelerated the substitution step.
In regards of enzymatic activities present in the different cocktails, efficiency of cocktails for cellulose hydrolysis could be explained by FPU and β-glucosidase activities levels.
The absence of a direct role of Hat1p in the efficiency and timing of these origins could be explained by the possibility that Hat1p/Hat2p does not interact with ORC at these origins and that the S-phase recruitment of Hat1p is solely mediated by Hat1p/Hat2p-Hif1p.
A difference in actin-binding efficiency of PGK-FL5 and PGK-FL3 could be explained by the occurrence of two distinct actin-interacting sites located in PGK N-terminal part, the first one being specific to PGK-FL3 and located within the amino acids 1-48, and the second site being common to both fragments within amino acids 49-101.
This relationship could be explained by the efficiency of the respiratory system.
This size difference between human and chimpanzee could be explained by a higher efficiency of selection against long inversion in chimpanzees relative to humans.
The weak genomic methylation activity of DRMs in P. patens could be explained by the exceptionally high efficiency of PpCMT and PpDNMT3b.
