One of which is the vaccine method; however, the inefficient protection ability and potential virulence risk of antigen limits its application in cattle (Buddle et al. 2011).
We conclude that some steps in metastasis appear to be quite inefficient, and the ability to accomplish these steps seems to vary markedly between cancer cells of high versus low metastatic ability, as well as between different organs.
The potato root system is often characterized as shallow and inefficient, with poor ability to extract water and minerals from the soil.
In conventional TiO2-disordered nanoparticle-network photoanodes, a high-charge recombination loss limits the conversion efficiency to some degree due to the electron trapping and scattering at grain boundary as well as inefficient light-scattering ability within small-sized nanoparticles.
PKCε was inefficient in its ability to phosphorylate the N-terminal domain.
Interestingly, PKCε and, to a lesser degree PKCμ, were inefficient in their ability to phosphorylate DNMT1 or its N-terminal domain.
In the present study CBMs engineered for such natural substrates were included but were unable or inefficient in their ability to discriminate between differentially substituted forms of cellulose.
They grappled with an inefficient bureaucracy, and their ability to attend scientific meetings and maintain contact with foreign colleagues was tightly restricted by the government.
But there are limitations with fluorescent probes as they are inefficient due to their ability to react with a variety of reactive species.
On one hand, the existence of such a factor might help explain why MDk/W452(H5N8), which lacks the PB2627K marker, displayed relatively impaired replicative ability and inefficient contact transmission in our mammalian models despite the fact that it harbors a polybasic HA cleavage site and PB1-F266S molecular determinants.
