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Tumor size also affected accumulation: more efficient accumulation occurred in larger tumors.

The results of spatially resolved photoluminescence indicate that the ion-implantation-induced quantum well intermixing significantly raises the electronic sub-band energies in the side quantum wells (SQWs) and vertical quantum wells, and a more efficient accumulation of electrons in the quantum wires is achieved.

These results suggest that MAsIII(GS 2 was more toxic than iAsIII, at least in part due to the more efficient accumulation of As in cells (Hirano et al. 2004).

The ability to make decisions based on complex behavioral strategies and rules provides for a much richer behavioral repertoire in response to changing environmental demands, as well as more efficient accumulation of rewards.

For example, divergent natural selection in two populations facing slightly different ecological conditions leads to a rapid reduction of hybrid fitness, because of the accumulation ecological incompatibilities (Coyne and Orr 2004) and the more efficient accumulation of genetic incompatibilities (Unckless and Orr 2009).

Anchoring by cholesterol moieties in cellular membrane caused more efficient drug accumulation in cancer cells.

This problem becomes more obvious in species which have both sexual and asexual populations, as in the crustacean Daphnia pulex, in which the populations adopting asexual reproduction are smaller and more prone to accumulating amino acid changes, whereas sexually reproducing populations are larger and selection is more efficient (reduced accumulation) (Paland and Lynch 2006).

Our analysis have supported the role of SA as an important player in the plant defense response, and confirmed that perturbation of SA signaling severely affects the status of the plant, by allowing more efficient viral accumulation and pronounced symptom development ([ 13]; Fig.  1, Additional file 1).

Our previous results had shown that in melon plants, the accumulation in single infection of N-satRNAs was more efficient than the accumulation of A-satRNA; indeed, four of ten assayed A-satRNA did not accumulate to detectable levels in systemically infected melon leaves (Betancourt et al. 2011; see also Tables S1 and S2).

However, more and more laboratory researches and clinical studies have demonstrated that passive targeting strategy alone is not enough for more sufficient and efficient accumulation of drug-loading nanocarriers in some tumor types [19 21].

As a general rule, a broaden absorption resonance (i.e., broadband absorption) implies a more efficient electric field accumulation [29, 30].