The phrase "integration rate" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the speed or frequency at which something is integrated or blended together. It is often used in the context of business, technology, or social dynamics. Example: The company's success can be attributed to its high integration rate of new technologies and strategies.
However, an analysis of a single, explanted, radiographically stable Mayo stem did not detect significant differences in bone integration rate, compared to a conventional cementless implant [9].
Culturing iNANOG cells in 2iL/FK naïve state medium (Duggal et al., 2015) further improved the ICM integration rate (Fig. 6F and 6G).
This time is a function of the integration rate and the size of the scan window (different between the scan start and scan stop times).
This reduces the integration rate below that of the pure system, thereby creating a further decrease in the overall crystal growth rate.
The program is fully customized to address the challenges and issues that refugees may face when trying to integrate professionally and the courses enjoy an almost 100% internship placement success rate and subsequent 80% integration rate".
One of tremendous use of HA is bone grafting application via coating metallic dental implant surface, which stimulates bone healing and therefore improves implant integration rate and strength (Cook et al. 1987; Lange and Donath 1989).
As knowledge about the degradation behavior of the natural materials increases, new approaches for controlling their degradation rates are being developed for designing better materials to match desired integration rates in vivo and support the development of more functional tissues.
Site-specific integration rates relative to the frequency with lox66 are shown in Figure 3.
Once the vector-specific integration rates and fitness measurements are available for the entire vector resource, it will be possible to create more bespoke vector pools that are better matched for integration rates and fitness outcomes.
There are many reasons for this decrease in efficiency: low transgene integration rates, low embryo viability, and high skills requirement.
The single copy integration rates obtained were about 30% for CHO and 56% for HEK293 cells after plasmidic transfer.
