SPR-5 may be more important than RBR-2 for promoting germ cell immortality because RBR-2 has only weak activity in removing Me2 and is more efficient at removing Me3 (Fig. 2A) (Christensen et al., 2007).
Shallow HSSF constructed wetlands were more effective for removing Clostridium spores (p = 0.039), and were also more efficient for removing TC (p = 0.011) and E. coli (p = 0.013) when fine granulometry was used.
The sole C. elegans KDM5 member, RBR-2, can remove both Me3 and Me2 marks from H3K4, but is more efficient at removing Me3 (Christensen et al., 2007).
One longevity gene, present in 24% of these centenarians, (including Tauber) compared with 8% among younger people, may help stave off cardiovascular disease by making the body more efficient at removing cholesterol.
The bark and charcoal filters were more efficient in removing BOD5 than the sand (98, 97% and 75%, respectively).
The organic adsorbent was found to be much more efficient in removing asphaltenes due, perhaps, to the similar chemical nature of the adsorbing species and adsorbent.
This was a 10-fold increase in comparison to the biopanning process devoid of preblocking and preincubation, indicating that the Yin-Yang process was more efficient in removing non-specific phage particles.
Understanding how specific grain boundary structures respond under irradiation would assist in developing or designing alloys that are more efficient at removing point defects, or reducing the overall rate of deleterious Cr segregation.
Even if technology companies were to become more efficient at removing extremist content, Isis would still be regrouping in Libya – not only in the south and the west, but also around Sirte, in the centre of the country, from where its men were ejected only last December.
