Sentence examples for efficiency suggested from inspiring English sources

The observation that the methyltransferase-dead SETD2 mutant could not rescue HR efficiency suggested that H3K36me3 is required for efficient HR.

The coulombic efficiency suggested that the nitrate was primarily removed by bioelectrochemcial denitrification in the inner cathode, especially at the low nitrogen loading rates.

After calibrating some model parameters with the data from the solar neighborhood, we have confirmed a shortage of the stellar-dust-production rate relative to the dust-destruction rate by supernovae if the destruction efficiency suggested by theoretical works is correct.

In human leukemia cells (K562 cells), TiO2 Ws could obviously increase the intracellular concentration of GA and enhance its potential antitumor efficiency, suggesting that TiO2 Ws could act as an efficient drug delivery carrier targeting GA to carcinoma cells.

But while the cool logic of efficiency suggests the traditional paper coupon is in imminent peril, the marketplace tells another story — at least so far.

Strong-form efficiency suggests that all fundamental stock analysis, of the sort frequently carried out in brokerage and fund-management firms, is pointless.

He's not a cad but he seduces her with an efficiency suggests that he might be rather better in a committee room than in bed.

High delivery efficiency suggests further in vivo evaluation is warranted.

This increase in enzymatic efficiency suggests that microbial enzymes may adapt to their local environment.

This computational efficiency suggests the feasibility of GPU computing for fully distributed, physics-based hydrologic models over large areas.

This gene delivery system demonstrated increased transfer efficiency, suggesting lentiviral vectors may be a valid tool for TCR expression in immunotherapy (Bobisse et al., 2009).