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Then Sullivan weighs such factors as earnings performance (how efficiently higher rents are turned into higher earnings) and access to capital (the ability to raise fresh equity or debt at the least cost).

As optimal TCR signaling is required for iTreg differentiation, and the T-cell population with the highest proliferative capacity tends to differentiate into iTregs more efficiently, higher BrdU incorporation in the Foxp3+Bimlo T-cell population may represent enhanced iTreg survival due to lower Bim expression in vivo rather than nTreg expansion.

A lower angle of attack in L. yerbabuenae than in G. soricina may reflect that the wings operate more efficiently (higher L/D) at higher flight speeds, generating sufficient lift with a lower angle of attack and thus at a lower drag (Muijres et al., 2011).

This study shows that the applied shielding attenuates efficiently high-energy electrons.

HEVC aims to achieve an efficiently high coding compression rate compared to H.264/AVC [2], especially with high-resolution video content.

However, in order to utilize the space efficiently, high-level storage systems are often used in warehouses in practice.

Spherically fine phosphor microparticles also show high luminescence yield as a result of efficiently high packing densities and low light scattering [6].

We study traffic grooming in optical network design, where the goal is to aggregate low-bandwidth traffic streams to utilize efficiently high-bandwidth media such as wavelength channels.

For this to occur efficiently, high concentrations of pyrophosphate are required which may inhibit some polymerases.

Small-world networks can efficiently transmit information between distant nodes (small path length), while simultaneously process local information efficiently (high clustering coefficient) [ 75].

The directed-differentiation of an adult stem cell population toward a therapeutically relevant cell type effectively (high purity) and efficiently (high yield) is a major barrier to regenerative medicine.