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After including the non-uniform thermal expansion along the element length caused by localised heating, the force-based beam-column element has shown greater efficiency compared to the displacement-based element.

The polymeric IL-1 butenyl fiber showed a greater efficiency compared to the PDMS-DVB (65 μm) and CAR-PDMS (75 μm) for the extraction of all of the analytes studied.

More excitedly, sLDH nanoparticles transfect dsDNA into HEK 293T cells with a 5 to 6-fold greater efficiency compared to the larger LDH particles (Z-average diameter of 110 nm).

This approach allows the screening of cell ECM interactions with greater efficiency compared to conventional coating of a typical microplate covered by a biopolymer [32].

Web-based and wireless technologies such as mobile and PDA-(Personal Digital Assistant) based telephony have further stimulated the development of data collection methods and offer greater efficiency compared to traditional data collection methods such paper-based face-to-face interviews [ 12].

In solution phase, the dendrimer displays greater immunity to oxygen quenching in photoluminescence (PL) experiments and exhibits greater ECL efficiency compared to the parent Ir ppy 3 core under the same conditions, despite a lower photoluminescence quantum yield.

Both lesions strongly blocked at the lesion site (n); however, they exhibited similar sequence effects, i.e., the G*C A sequence exhibited a greater extension efficiency compared to that of G*C T. With Dpo4, the lesions stalled primer extension only at n – 1 and n, but the major blockage site occurred at n – 1 for FABP, compared to n for FAF.

The HA/PEG hydrogel showed sustained release of the PEGylated TRAIL in vitro and in vivo, and the PEGylated TRAIL stimulated more apoptosis and greater antitumor efficiency compared to a TRAIL-only hydrogel in an in vivo study on Mia Paca-2 cell-xenografted BALB/c nu/nu mice.

Semiconductor nanowire arrays [NWAs] are presently under intense research and development for next-generation solar cells due to their potential for lower cost and greater energy conversion efficiency compared to conventional thin film devices [1 4].

EGFP+ cells showed 3-5-fold greater colony forming efficiency compared to total sorted cells, and a corresponding depletion of colony-forming efficiency was found within the EGFP− cell population (Fig. 5H).

Furthermore, the PV/T system can reach greater energy and exergy efficiency compared to the CPV/T system, whereas employing nanofluid in the CPV/T system is more efficient compared to the case of the PV/T system.