Sentence examples for more efficient penetration from inspiring English sources

Thus, future CNS drug design will include developments of predictive computational methods and exploring of CNS property space for more efficient penetration in brain and enhanced efficacy [74, 75].

The excellent performance of the flexible MoS2@GF electrode is attributed to fast electron transport, more efficient penetration of electrolyte and shortened ion diffusion time for high conductive, stable 3D architectures.

My post was about the tolerance that the current Turkish administration shows for such incidents and I concluded that they do so in order to have more efficient penetration to religious fundamentalists that comprise the core of the Turkish president's supporters.

Following fixation, the cells were permeabilised with 0.2% Triton X-100 in PBS for 5 min to allow more efficient penetration of the riboprobe during the hybridization step.

1– 5 However, it has been unclear whether or not the increase in central nervous system (CNS) infection and pathogenesis seen with alcohol consumption is due to a greater prevalence of high risk behaviors, more efficient penetration of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) into the brain or synergistic pathological interactions.

However, their large size is considered a major factor preventing them from having a more efficient tissue penetration.

Extruding germ lines generally allows for more efficient antibody penetration and staining when compared with embryos, where staining procedures require permeabilization of the egg shell.

The DLS data show that both BSA- and PEI-GNRs acquired a negative charge in DMEM containing FBS; however, PEI-GNRs showed faster and more efficient adsorption and penetration into cells, in contrast with BSA-GNRs.

The frequency of interaction sites grouped in the first category was higher in the mutant as compared to Steptoe while the frequency of interaction sites assigned to the latter category was lower, indicating more efficient block of penetration and less effective invasion of the pathogen into the mesophyll of mutant plants.

The parameter of maximum corrosion penetration was more efficient to distinguish the effect of the zinc mass on corrosion resistance of the galvanized steel samples evaluated using accelerated field tests.

Injection of the virus in neonatal brain showed no signs of inflammatory reaction and, as compared with adult brain, higher penetration and a more efficient transduction of neuronal structures (Supplementary Results; Supplementary Figures S3 and S4).