Sentence examples for more efficient shedding from inspiring English sources

This finding may point towards a more efficient shedding of the CD44 ectodomain, although this remains to be shown experimentally.

Basel 2, coupled with the leverage ratio, is forcing American banks to become even more efficient at shedding low-risk assets, making them riskier.

Understanding this mechanism would help us design more efficient antibiotics and shed light on nature's way of devising channels able to enhance the transport of molecules through membranes.

The 2-liter engine of its predecessor has been swapped out for a 1.8-liter 4-cylinder unit, which is designed to deliver quicker, more efficient combustion, though it shed 10 horsepower in transition, settling at 130. The sacrificed power may not be missed, however, given the car also lost more than 150 pounds, according to Nissan.

Over the past five years, amid turmoil and uncertainty, American businesses have shed employees, becoming more efficient and more productive.

And the thermal performance of power-law nanofluids investigated in this paper may shed some light on more efficient design of heat exchangers.

Hypothetically, shedding in saliva might be more efficient for virus transmission in male bank voles living in a high-density area during mating season, when many fights occur.

In that time, automakers with U.A.W. representation shed workers as factories became more efficient and Japanese rivals built nonunion plants and won market share.

But when jobs are shed to make an entire economy more efficient, those laid-off workers must be reallocated elsewhere to keep the economy strong.

However, they seem to have become much more efficient over the past couple of years since light was shed on their ineptitude in this area.

Our results also shed new light on the development of more efficient therapeutic approaches for treating postmenopausal osteoporosis.