With this new measure, the researchers suggest, consumers would more easily see the value of swapping an inefficient car for one that is even just modestly more efficient.
Even modestly freer trade helps domestic markets become more efficient and get supply chains better integrated.
In summary, the high diversity of the modestly sized NINDS-II collection make it an efficient tool for conducting the first compound screen on the basis of the first fascin bioassay.
G.M.'s huge Brazilian operations, one of the newest and most efficient auto divisions in the world, became modestly profitable again, as did G.M.'s new joint venture in Shanghai, where a factory has been producing Buicks for less than a year.
For reasons that were not immediately clear, a slightly more efficient knockdown was achieved in tumor cells, as reflected by modestly reduced variability and lower overall mRNA levels.
DETROIT — Sales of new vehicles rose modestly in February, as American consumers continued to buy more fuel-efficient cars, and businesses, benefiting from increased home construction, replaced aging pickup trucks with newer models.
Cotransfection of gene combinations into the parental MDA-MB-231 human breast carcinoma cell line resulted in populations as efficient at bone colonization as 231-bone, whereas transfection of individual cDNAs modestly increased the bone metastatic efficiency.
At the same time, the digital error correction codes are not energy efficient since more transmission power slightly increases performance as long as the receiving SNR is modestly above the threshold.
It is known that general nuclear transport remains efficient even when changes occur in the pore composition, and changes in Nup153 appear to modulate modestly NLS-mediated import [50].
