Recent advances in metabolic engineering allowed to some extent more efficient production of these compounds, showing promises to meet the increasing demand of marine natural bioactive compounds.
During prion disease, as is the case for aging and other neurodegenerative states, oxidative stress insults might be more efficient resulting in a larger extent of protein methionine oxidation given its scavenger role [13], [15], [40].
It appears to have been designed with efficiency and cost in mind - it's about half the physical size of the 360 CPU, so cheaper to produce, closing the performance gap to a certain extent with a more efficient design.
The simplest version of the estimators is more efficient than the established alternatives, even though the extent of spatial similarity is quite modest.
However, EdTx and, to a lesser extent, CT appeared to be more efficient in promoting enduring pCREB association with transcriptionally active chromatin.
Altogether, these results indicate that IL-10 and LPS-stimulated macrophages affect gastric and colorectal cancer cell invasion in different extents, being the IL-10-stimulated more efficient.
Interestingly, while CTX prolonged survival with a greater extent than PEDF alone, combined treatment was more efficient (54±0.77 versus 59±2.04; P=0.0011).
This suggests a more efficient retention of potassium in the bed ash and, to some extent, in the cyclone ash at higher bed temperatures.
But to the extent that the dealer system eventually survives, it, too, becomes more efficient because it won't need large inventories.
We assessed the extent to which the mice relied on spatially precise and thus more efficient search strategies to locate the hidden platform.
