Sentence examples for efficiently feeds from inspiring English sources

Both stages induce a malate:quinone-oxidoreductase that efficiently feeds electrons into the respiratory chain and drives ATP generation with reduced respiratory carbon throughput.

The inspector lowered both the cup with the straw and half a sandwich to within range of the captive's mouth, and the man in the hole quietly and efficiently fed and drank.

The downlink CSI of the candidate users must be efficiently fed back to the AP.

This lack of awareness, and the inability to efficiently feed into the system and stand out from the noise, is what has led us to two of the most controversial democratic acts in 2016 — Brexit and President-elect Trump.

In our study, ciliate H. grandinella was the lowest consumer of pathogenic bacteria, partially because this small filter-feeding ciliate is an omnivorous species which is able to efficiently feed on a wider prey size spectrum from 0.5 to 5 μm, covering heterotrophic and autotrophic pico- and nanoplankton in its diet (Jürgens and Simek 2000).

are carnivorous and include active predators, scavengers, grazers on sessile invertebrates and hematophagous parasites; most of them use venoms to efficiently feed.

We designate here as 'non-pathogenic' bacteria that have a very low ability to infect mammals, and upon which Dictyostelium amoebae can efficiently feed.

In Brazil, the pulp and paper industries have been efficiently fed by Eucalyptus forests due to their rapid growth, adaptability and wood quality, but with the dramatic increase in industrial demands and the interest in second-generation biofuels and renewable chemicals, the quality and quantity of wood produced must also increase [ 4, 5].

Second, we observed that while D. caveatum fruits efficiently when feeding on other Dictyostelia (perhaps a result of the nutritive advantage of ingesting cells of its own genus), it fruits poorly on bacterial lawns (after several weeks of culture on Klebsiella pneumoniae), or surprisingly in D. caveatum/D.

The magnitude of WNV viremia necessary to efficiently infect feeding mosquitoes varies with mosquito species.

Our White Paper encourages debate on how we could improve our use of these tools to make more in-depth analysis and use that more efficiently to feed into the policy-making process.