Sentence examples for more efficient transformation from inspiring English sources

Our use of in vitro MBCE for Agrobacterium inoculation circumvented the problem of necrotic explants and resulted in more efficient transformation than inoculation of single buds.

Despite progress in the development of more efficient transformation techniques, the unpredictable and stochastic occurrence of transgene silencing and epigenetic alternations after the tissue culture step remain unsolved problems for most plant species [ 4- 7].

However, the sequencing of the full genome (Jeffries et al., 2007) and the development of more efficient transformation systems (e.g. plasmid vectors and a loxP/Cre recombination system) and drug resistance markers (Laplaza et al., 2006) might create possibilities for genetic modification of industrially applicable Sc. stipitis strains.

The growing electricity request and more severe commitments on emissions led to the research of more and more efficient energy transformation processes.

One of the main findings of this study was an increased use of more efficient mental transformation strategies that was more pronounced in females than males.

As we show later, we have improved on this step by using a more efficient, sorting transformation of the data that allows us to use fewer mixture components and thus reduce the conversion overhead.

This means transformation experiments can be planned at any time, which is a prerequisite for setting up a more efficient and faster transformation pipeline.

It has been shown that, compared with Pro allele, the Arg allele is faster to induce apoptosis and more efficient in suppressing transformation.

During this process, molecules slowly grouped, then regrouped, forming ever more efficient means for energy transformation and becoming capable of reproduction.

The key factors that influence the catalytic performance will be clarified to provide insights for the design of more efficient catalysts for the transformation of cellulose with precise cleavage of CC bonds to high-value chemicals.

We suggest the use of the single neutron event storing to make the time to energy transformation more efficient in the case of time of flight inelastic scattering, where the conversion from angle and time to momentum and energy is necessary.