Sentence examples for more efficient trapping from inspiring English sources

Further, a larger fraction of perisynaptic α7-nAChR was located at glutamatergic sites, suggesting more efficient trapping than at GABAergic sites.

Mechanistically, this rate increase corresponds to the more efficient trapping of [(C5H3N(CH2P(t Bu 2)2)Ir(H)2]BF4 with H2.

This scheme certainly cannot be applied to WBCs whose refractive index (1.360±0.004) is somewhat lower than that of RBCs (1.399±0.006); hence a more efficient trap is required when work is to be conducted on WBCs.

R-plants are more efficient trap crops as nematodes are killed in the roots, avoiding the destruction of the plants before the end of the nematode life cycle.

Methane leaks have long been a concern because while methane dissipates in the atmosphere more quickly than carbon dioxide, it is far more efficient at trapping heat.

This result undoubtedly points out that the presence of the δ-doping plane near the QD layer yields more efficient hole trapping in QDs.

Methane is a dangerous greenhouse gas, 20 times more efficient at trapping warming solar radiation than carbon dioxide.

Though methane breaks down more quickly than carbon dioxide, it's more efficient at trapping heat in the atmosphere than CO2.

The suit also cites the impact of the leak on state efforts to combat climate change, as methane is twenty-five timoremorefficientnt at trapping heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide over a hundred years.

Recent developments in sharp tip fabrication, primarily for scanning probe microscopy applications, have led to more efficient DEP trapping of a variety of objects such as nanoparticles and carbon nanotubes.

Conseqently, use of the Raman laser for trapping results in considerably less efficient trapping.