Sentence examples for efficient intake from inspiring English sources

The permeation of small molecules through the silica coat was confirmed by the efficient intake of small fluorescent molecules.

The thrifty genotype hypothesis of 1962 states that a gene has been positively selected for an exceptionally efficient intake and utilization of food, which was good for hunter-gatherers in a feast/ famine environment but is not good for modern people in a world of plenty.

Essentially, such recommendation processes are based on the efficient intake of information from the consumer, matching of that information to advanced knowledge bases for the translation into a personalized advice, and mutual learning on the basis of effectiveness of the translation process in terms of customer and firm satisfaction with the exchange process [ 23, 25].

A swallowing specialist, usually a speech-language pathologist, identifies and assesses optimal treatments and works with the patient to improve swallowing patterns in order to return the patient to safe and efficient oral intake.

Furthermore, during alveolar stage, the lung vasculature, which still consists of a double layer of capillaries, becomes a single capillary network via a process called microvascular maturation in order to allow more efficient oxygen intake (Fig. 1d).

In turn, symbioses could evolve from extra- to intracellular types under selection pressure for the most stable efficient nutritional intake.

In the fruit fly, they are indispensable for efficient food intake.

A possible explanation for the extra copy of dctA in the symbiosis gene region might be that it leads to a more efficient energy intake at times when the symbiosis genes are expressed.

However, Barrett pointed out that for an animal the size of Scelidosaurus, with a large gut allowing efficient fermentation, the intake of easily digestible food of high energetic value was less important than with smaller animals, that are often critically dependent on it.

He noticed that in human populations, diabetic offspring tend to be weightier than non-diabetics offspring, and that "the diabetic genotype" was a "thrifty genotype, in the sense of being exceptionally efficient in the intake and/or utilization of food".

The result has been a far more efficient and higher quality intake procedure that saves staff time and yields enhanced results and services to clients.