Still others have questioned how the mandate would work and suggested that a government-run insurance plan, including a single-payer system, or a system of tax subsidies could be "more efficient in containing costs and avoid the slippery slope of unconstitutional mandates".
However, feed utilization (ECM kg/kg DM) was more efficient for diets containing low amounts of concentrate.
In the experiments using BB2, 23.33% and 29.10% referred to the total amount of diesel were removed after the fourteen days tests at 0.5 and 1.0 V cm−1, respectively, indicating that the non-specific barrier is slightly more efficient despite not containing an acclimated culture.
The potential information stored in STPs is suggested to be larger and more efficient than that contained in firing rate patterns [2].
A more efficient means of containing spread of disease is to cull the affected animal and provide adequate compensation.
Rescue by human COQ5 was more efficient when the protein contained an appended S. cerevisiae Coq5 mitochondrial leader sequence.
From these data, it is not clear if the amino terminus is responsible for the more efficient searching of duplexes containing discontinuities, because the truncated protein is not processive at the higher salt concentration where this phenomenon is observed.
SDS-PAGE and fluorescence imaging confirmed the conjugation of eGFP to the liposomes, which was more efficient for the liposomes containing reactive glycine attached to the PEG2000 spacer [ 79], most likely due to steric reasons.
Nagy [ 35] noted that measuring job satisfaction with a single item 'is more efficient, is more cost-effective, contains more face validity, and is better able to measure changes in job satisfaction'.
Our finding that NAPQI is more efficient in inhibiting TrxR1 which contains selenocysteine than a mutant enzyme without selenocysteine (human Sec498Cys mutant TrxR) provides additional evidence for the idea that selenol in TrxR is a target for NAPQI.
