Sentence examples for more efficient coupling from inspiring English sources
The higher selectivity of the method allowed the use of more efficient coupling agents and catalysts, which dramatically reduced the length of the synthesis.
We conclude that HgCdTe semimetallic QWs can demonstrate lower resistance, lower noise values, and higher operational speed and can provide much more efficient coupling to planar antennas and much higher tunability in THz-range detector applications.
For one thing, more efficient coupling with the native hydrogen producing system, which produces hydrogen indirectly from pyruvate through the pyruvate:formate lyase system, should further increase yields.
Alternatively, more efficient coupling to the ER in SKB3R cells may be conferred by the endogenous expression of RyRs, which are not expressed in HEK-293 cells.
It is also worth noting, however, that A3-vYc fused protein is smaller that A3-YFP and this might therefore allow more efficient coupling of the W243F A3 receptor to β-arrestin2 following stimulation with HEMADO.
Furthermore, these findings can lead to the assumption that increased sensitivity to β-mimetics detected in the later stages of chick heart development is substantiated by a more efficient coupling of the β-ARs to their downstream effector AC.
The traditional IMF cure for a country in trouble is a solid dose of structural adjustment – tax cuts, privatisation, reforms of the labour market – designed to make the domestic economy more efficient, coupled with a devaluation that makes exports cheaper and imports dearer.
It was thus shown that coupling of the MET to the round window membrane (reverse driving) was more efficient than coupling to the ossicles (forward driving), as far as BM vibration amplitude was concerned.
As a result, more efficient light coupling and larger electromagnetic field enhancement are achieved.
Furthermore, SCX, SAX and calcium phosphate precipitation methods, are more efficient when coupled to IMAC and/or TiO2 for clinical phosphoproteomic studies.
Splicing is more efficient when coupled with transcription and it has been proposed that nucleosomes enriched in exons are important for splice site recognition.
