A more efficient derivative of this method takes advantage of nondestructive approaches that reveal particular neuronal subsets in living tissue to guide intracellular tracer injection.
As a continuation of a previous controlled trial using "high-dose" metronidazole as a specific sensitizer of hypoxic cells, we used a more efficient nitroimidazole derivative (misonidazole, MISO) in combination with higher doses of radiation in patients with supratentorial high-grade astrocytomas.
The residual-based approach is more efficient than the derivative method in determining an element partition that results in a feasible optimal solution close to the optimal solution obtained by a tray-by-tray model.
Haematoporphyrin di-amyl ether was more efficient than haematoporphyrin derivative and insignificantly less efficient than photofrin II (DHE).
The combination of both cell culture elicitation and metabolic engineering strategies to produce resveratrol analogs proved more efficient for the hydroxylated derivative piceatannol than for the dimethylated derivative pterostilbene, for which human hydroxylase HsCYP1B1- and grapevine O-methyltransferase VvROMT-transformed cell cultures were respectively used.
The electropolymerization process is more efficient on the 2,5-derivative.
For some dynamic phenomena, models with fractional order derivatives provide a better and more efficient description than those with classical derivatives [14].
In recent times, there has been greater focus on the development of more efficient hexadentate chelators, and bifunctional derivatives of NOTA, TRAP, NOPO, DEDPA, CP256, HBED have been described that chelate 68Ga III) rapidly at room temperature (Notni et al. 2011; Fani et al. 2012; Simeček et al. 2012; Boros et al. 2012; Berry et al. 2011; Eder et al. 2008).
As analyzed in [9] by Kumar, the Caputo-Fabrizio operator is much more efficient than the classical Caputo derivative.
This new approach should be useful in the design of more efficient syntheses of morphine and its derivatives.
