One of the main shortcomings of existing multifunctional reactor concepts for the autothermal coupling of endothermic and exothermic reactions is inefficient heat integration leading to excessive maximum temperatures or poor reactor performance.
To overcome the experimental limitations of inefficient transgene integration that have long plagued researchers in the past, we combined the transgenic technique of microinjection and somatic cell nuclear transfer.
Akada and colleagues reported that a gene containing an ARS performs inefficient chromosomal integration [ 23].
Similarly, the trnfM and trnG intergenic spacer region used for tomato chloroplast transformation has only 82% sequence identity with tobacco, resulting in inefficient transgene integration.
We propose that the low sensitivity to emotional signals and lack of discriminability observed across melancholic participants may be a result of inefficient sensory integration – possibly resulting from constructs such as inefficient cognitive control mechanisms (see [ 47]).
Whenever available, the tools built into these programs are often inflexible and inefficient, making the integration of created displays into presentations, reports, and manuscripts difficult or unpractical.
However, currently used methods for targeted integration are inefficient and result in low transformation frequencies.
The result of this duplication and lack of integration is inefficient use of staff time and missed opportunities to improve uptake of health and prevention services.
Since retroviruses require cell division for integration they are inefficient in transducing genes into quiescent hepatocytes.
This paper shows that this time integration approach is often inefficient.
