Sentence examples for examples of the efficient from inspiring English sources
Examples of the efficient use of ECD for localizing PTM sites include phosphorylation, N- and O-glycosylation, ubiquitination, 36) sumoylation, 37) and others.
For example, a recent report demonstrated efficient modification of up to five genes by delivering combinations of sgRNAs and Cas9 with a lentiviral vector in HSCs [ 41].
This plant is a showcase example of the efficient use of waste, and plants like this ought to be embedded in the country's energy network, not left to entrepreneurs to finance".
As example for the efficient parallelization of the double Fourier, spin-weighted filter method we discuss an implementation on a GPU, which achieves a speed-up of up to a factor of 20 compared to a single core CPU implementation.
I think that's a classic example of the way efficient market theory seeped into popular discourse and shaped how we perceived the world.
Human carbonic anhydrase II (hCAII) represents an ultimate example of the perfectly efficient metalloenzymes, which is capable of catalyzing the hydration of carbon dioxide with a rate approaching the diffusion controlled limit.
Mobility (in our example the relocation of the efficient doctor from practice 1 to practice 2) ultimately depends on the relocation costs and the characteristics of the areas where the two practices operate.
Regardless, both designs display hydrolytic activity close to that of the fastest CA isozyme and competitive with both mutants of CAII and other CA isozymes with varying catalytic activities, making these the first examples of highly efficient designed metalloproteins with efficiencies that fall in the range expected for many native metalloenzymes.
Mr. Hannerz grew up in Stockholm surrounded by examples of the Scandinavian tradition of efficient minimalism.
Indeed, most of the examples of efficient government involve warfare or other crises.The idea that business skills do not translate to politics would seem to be borne out by the string of businesspeople who have failed to make much of a mark in government.
