Sentence examples for efficient entry from inspiring English sources

[Investigators] define this transcription mode as an "efficient entry" mode.

Unlike bacterial toxins that have some means to attach to and/or enter cells, C3 does not have an element that facilitates efficient entry.

However, by introducing auctions of entry rights with binding first-round bids, we show that efficient entry can be induced under certain conditions.

In various cases that characterize what can be learned in the due diligence stage, we show that no symmetric increasing equilibrium exists and hence efficient entry cannot be guaranteed under the current design of indicative bidding.

In some of these systems, antigens engineered for rapid degradation have produced an enhanced cellular immune response by more efficient entry into pathways for processing and presentation of MHC class I peptides.

Efficient entry of complexes into cells is a critical step for gene transcription.

We also explore the relationship between revenue maximization and efficiency, showing that a revenue maximizing seller will typically employ both higher-than-efficient reservation prices and higher-than-efficient entry fees.

And once it does, it's likely to be a game changer for the banks that for decades have relied on branches and consumer branding, and for startups who will finally find themselves with a capital-efficient entry point for disrupting consumer finance.

Don't drive the hybrid like this all the time; you would save more money by buying a less fuel-efficient, entry-level non-hybrid than a fuel-efficient hybrid, because the high-tech cars cost more and their lower fueling costs don't make up for the difference.

However, purposeful addition of AcMNPV to mammalian cells in the culture has demonstrated that it is capable of widespread and efficient cell entry [ 5, 50] and that entry depends on the single virus surface glycoprotein gp64 [ 9]. gp64 is structurally very similar to VSV G, a bona fide arbovirus transmitted to large mammals by Simuliidae flies [ 51].

We identified 24 genes required for efficient virus entry and reporter expression, and 4 genes that appear to restrict virus entry.