Sentence examples for efficiently shift from inspiring English sources
In conclusion, this study has shown that several bacterial heterologous phosphoketolase candidates can be functionally expressed in S. cerevisiae and that this can efficiently shift the natural central carbon metabolism, channeling C5 and C6 carbon directly towards C2 synthesis without passing a CO2 emitting step.
The five steps (freeze agriculture's footprint, grow more on existing farms, use resources more efficiently, shift diets, reduce waste) are all good technological fixes, none of which are terribly complicated.
Likewise, activation of nonselective autophagy upon serum removal was not able to efficiently shift back to a completely soluble non-oligomerized phenotype, further supporting the argument that the final steps of the autophagy-lysosome pathway are compromised in these cells.
This will help you to more efficiently shift without use of the clutch.
The transformations are elegantly set off by Richard Hoover's efficiently shifting set and Batwin and Robin's inventive projections.
She put her hands on his arm and efficiently shifted him back on to the red carpet.
States may choose their own paths to cleanliness, but the EPA's rule outlines four "building blocks": making fossil-fuel plants run more efficiently; shifting to lower-emitting sources of fuel (such as natural gas); adding to renewables capacity; and reducing energy demand.
By efficiently shifting the point-of-service to a customer's location, startups capture economic value historically tied up in infrastructure.
Through positive interactions between power company and the load agents, it can promote the user side energy storage, and the electricity load can be efficiently shifted.
Our proposed H 2 filter efficiently shifts the quantization noise towards the high-frequency region which does not carry much information.
Looked at another way, the reason a manual can be more satisfying to drive and almost always gets superior gas mileage is you can use the engine's power more efficiently, shifting later if you need torque to perhaps climb a hill, or shifting sooner if don't need that power.
