Sentence examples for efficiency reviewed from inspiring English sources

Possible functions for editing events include altered splicing, RNA localization, nuclear retention, mRNA stability and translational efficiency (reviewed in 6).

EMT has been linked to the acquisition of cell dormancy and reduced chemotherapeutic efficiency (reviewed in [ 74]).

In the cytoplasm sense-antisense duplex formation has been shown to affect mRNA stability and translation efficiency (reviewed in [ 14]).

Whereas regeneration in humans is limited, several vertebrates, such as salamanders and fish, can regenerate amputated body parts with high efficiency (reviewed in Stoick-Cooper et al., 2007).

Such protoplasts can then be regenerated to produce viable, walled cells with normal morphology [ 2], albeit at low efficiency (reviewed by Hopwood [ 9]).

This is because invasive plants commonly have life history traits that are associated with high-resource costs, such as rapid growth rates, high specific leaf area and low water-use efficiency (reviewed in Blumenthal 2006; Rejmánek et al. 2013), which may make them especially vulnerable to biotic resistance in harsh sites.

"I will give this efficiency review my very best effort, knowing how hugely important it is to the recovery of the country.

But after successive efficiency reviews many public managers may doubt if there is much back office fat left to trim – following Sir Peter Gershon's review in 2004, last year's Operational Efficiency Programme and Sir Philip Green's report on efficiency in Whitehall, published last week.

The questionnaire collected information on membership, workload, efficiency, review procedures, infrastructure and resources.

The primary function of miRNAs is currently seen as targeting partly complementary sequences in mRNA 3' UTRs, hereby modulating mRNA stability and affecting translational efficiencies (reviewed in [3]).

The adenovirus vector strategy has been used for introducing target genes into liver-derived cells with very high efficiencies (reviewed by Wickham (2000), and cell transfer is not dependent on active cell division.