Sentence examples for more efficient barrier from inspiring English sources
Taken together these results suggest that PP areas form a more efficient barrier in infected Nod2−/− mice.
It was found that replacing the transparency sheet barrier with a tightly stretched polyvinyl film (i.e. Saran Wrap or Stretch-Tite) that was thinner and more flexible provided a more efficient barrier for allowing transmission of snake-generated stimuli that elicit C-starts.
This may be related to a different seed dispersal efficiency compared with C. heterophylla, for which rivers were more efficient barriers [ 30].
These results suggest that the long-term stability of the PL might be attributed to appropriate coating of the CTAB chains, leading to a more efficient insulating barrier on the surface of the CIS/ZnS NCs [29].
This in turn would enhance the formation of new Cadherin Cadherin interactions and result in more efficient epithelial barrier formation.
These results strongly suggests that Vinculin indeed mediates a response of the E-cadherin complex to actomyosin-based force that results in more efficient epithelial barrier formation.
Porous wind barriers are widely used and proven more efficient than solid barriers.
The more efficient the skin waterproof barrier character, the higher the water content and the lower the TEWL.
Collectively, we demonstrated the positive correlations of higher negative net charge of the interacting region of RNAP, the stronger +45 barrier, more efficient nucleosome survival and more efficient Ø-loop intermediate formation during transcription.
(Michelle Shiota) The panel all acknowledged the "value-action gap": There is a broad societal desire to become more sustainable, less wasteful and more efficient, however there are barriers to this becoming a reality.
Penetration through the blood/brain barrier was more efficient considering PMMA and its N-desmethylated metabolite PMA (para-methoxyamphetamine) than hydroxylated metabolites.
