Sentence examples for have efficient transport from inspiring English sources

Prokaryotes have efficient transport systems for a wide range of nutrients and inorganic ions.

The authors suggested that PT cells are more susceptible to DCVC toxicity in vivo because they are first exposed to DCVC and have efficient transport into the cell.

TiO2 mesocrystals (TMC) have efficient charge transport properties and long-lived charges which cause high photoconductivity and photocatalytic activity.

Hemoglobin-based RBC substitutes have been shown to have efficient oxygen transport properties.

A dense and well-organised extracellular matrix may have prevented efficient transport by diffusion (Hobbs et al, 1998; Krol et al, 1999), whereas convection may have caused transport from the centre to the periphery of the tumours, that is, in the opposite direction (Jain and Baxter, 1988).

Life is not possible without the exchange of substances and information between cells, therefore macro- and micro-organisms have developed efficient transport systems to control the molecular interaction processes within the colonized environment.

The results show that DPFA has efficient bipolar charge transport properties for both hole and electron.

By 2030, the city is aiming to have implemented environmentally efficient transport based on new technology, worked out how to use energy sustainably, and propagated environmentally friendly waste management.

The fabrication of nanomaterials with the active network sites has led to efficient transport and easier diffusion of guest species in the catalytic application.

In Korea, to overcome the shortcomings of conventional transportation modes such as buses and subways, the introduction of advanced public transit modes that deliver eco-friendly and cost efficient transport has become a critical issue in public transportation policy.

Higher photosynthetic rates lead to increases in leaf sucrose, while the rate of sucrose export from leaves determines the abundance of sucrose at the source [ 32]; low leaf sucrose content in overexpressed Camelina lines may have resulted from highly efficient transport of sucrose.