Sentence examples for efficiency of the evolved from inspiring English sources
For Uaa incorporation in E. coli, nutrient-rich media is necessary to ensure high in vivo incorporation efficiency of the evolved RS; however, when an evolved RS possesses non-optimal specificity for the Uaa, minimal media lacking certain or all natural amino acids must be used to limit the mis-incorporation of any natural amino acids into the recombinant protein.
The efficiency of evolving new binding function and the size, affinity, specificity, and stability of evolved domains render Gp2 a uniquely effective ligand scaffold.
Nonetheless, most reported mutant RSs evolved in yeast generally lack the in vivo efficiency of the original M. jannaschii TyrRS evolved and exploited in E. coli.
This work provides a deeper understanding of how mechanistic differences affect the substrate recognition and catalytic efficiencies of two independently evolved DNA glycosylases and highlights the common features in the repair of damaged nucleotides.
My view of the the efficiency of global capitalism has evolved over the decades as new evidence has appeared contradicts some earlier judgments and confirms others.
We are the evolved inhabitants of Middle Earth.
Despite the efficiency of the immune system, cancer can develop due to mechanisms evolved by tumors to escape from surveillance of immune cells.
GP studies in this research direction are still at a very early stage and many things will need to be done such as improving stability and predictability of schedules, handling different sources of disturbances, and improving the efficiency of GP and its evolved heuristics.
Comparative-genomic analysis indicates that an elaborate translation system, comparable to the modern one in terms of fidelity and efficiency, has evolved within the RNA world.
