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Dr. Smolin's conjecture can be tested, he says, by trying to imagine a universe with laws that generate black holes even more efficiently than our own, which, he said, should be near the maximum efficiency.
Indeed, although CjdCas9 was unable to bind the POR target on its own, the binding of SpdCas9 at two proximal locations enabled CjdCas9 to bind the otherwise inaccessible POR target even more efficiently than its binding to the accessible AAVS1 target by itself (Fig. 5c).
The German physicist Johann Wilhelm Ritter, having learned of Herschel's discovery of infrared waves, looked beyond the violet end of the visible spectrum of the Sun and found (in 1801) that there exist invisible rays that darken silver chloride even more efficiently than visible light.
Our goal then became to understand whether or not over time the users began to use the homepage even more efficiently than the control group and, sure enough, that was the trend we observed.
For example, if the melting of the permafrost releases trapped methane stores into the atmosphere, that gas could trap heat even more efficiently than carbon dioxide, sending temperatures soaring faster than expected.
Leinart, a redshirt sophomore in his first season as the starter, has run the offense even more efficiently than Carson Palmer did last season en route to winning the Heisman Trophy.
The melting pot works even more efficiently today than it did when the idea of apparently different peoples blending together as Americans first became a cause of celebration.
We demonstrated that, despite the large decrease in their excitatory synaptic inputs, this increase in MSN intrinsic excitability resulted in an enhanced responsiveness to their remaining synapses, allowing them to fire similarly or even more efficiently following input stimulation than in control condition.
