These beneficial paracrine mechanisms could be harnessed more efficiently to regenerate damaged organs.
And how can they be harnessed more efficiently to help allay the financial crises of state and local governments?
Most likely the invaginations prevent protons that are pumped into the crista lumen by the respiratory chain from escaping rapidly to the inter-membrane space and the cytoplasm, so that they can be harnessed more efficiently for ATP production.
If autologous T-cell immunotherapy using the anti-CD38-CAR is harnessed more efficiently for the treatment of lymphoma, it might shed new light on a therapeutic strategy for patients with refractory B-lymphoma cells with even multiple anti-apoptotic gene expression.
Hence, democratization may translate into reduced environmental harm (net of other predictors) but it does not appear that democracies harness their energy consumption more efficiently in the promotion of the well-being of their populations.
The antenna-reactor geometry not only improves surface reactivity, but also more efficiently harnesses and utilizes the radiative LSPR damping in Al to enhance carrier generation in the metal oxide shell.
To transform the existing energy systems towards renewable energy sources, buildings need to use less energy, use energy more efficiently and harness local renewable energy sources.
Blair harbors no ambitions to return to the days of nationalized industries, but neither does he really believe that market forces can harness information and allocate resources more efficiently than state planners and regulators can.
It's time that we help them use their own power more efficiently and harness their potential to drive a cumulative, global impact on climate change.
Because of their regulatory potential, identification of meQTLs may also be useful to harness the power of GWAS more efficiently [ 35].
New research suggests that an East Asian spider, Cyclosa octotuberculata, can learn which sector of its web is most likely to snare prey and can harness that knowledge to grab prey more efficiently.
