Sentence examples for more efficient uptake from inspiring English sources
However, the competition for micronutrients exists due to the BCAs having more efficient uptake system for the substances than the pests.
Hybrid NPs enveloped by lipids with more positive surface charges demonstrated higher stability, better controlled release of antigen, and more efficient uptake by DCs than particles with less positive surface charges.
These results seem to be strictly correlated with the high propensity of BTNPs to be internalized by the cells, as demonstrated by TEM analysis, and thus to a more efficient uptake of the drug, that is non-covalently complexed to the nanoparticles.
However, it is currently unknown whether antigen adsorption to the nanoparticle or nanoparticle interactions with antigen presenting cells induces more efficient uptake, processing, and presentation of soluble antigen.
The hybrid molecules showed a more efficient uptake and processing by dendritic cells resulting in a modified T cell response.
This increased Se accumulation may be simply due to the more efficient uptake and transport of selenite in the healthy, SMT over-producing plants.
These results indicate that uptake of InsP6 is more efficient than uptake of 5.
It should be specially noted that normal protective mechanisms do not affect NPs; macrophage uptake of large PEGylated nanoparticles is more efficient than uptake of small ones, which leads to accumulation of NPs in the body [47].
This large repertoire facilitates the uptake of encountered pathogens and antigens via receptor-mediated endocytosis, resulting in more efficient antigen uptake than via phagocytosis.
Cell-uptake assays indicated that basic amino acid containing dipeptide cationic lipids exhibited more efficient cell uptake than serine and aromatic amino acids based dipeptide lipids.
Over-expression of PHR1 in arabidopsis results in strongly increased Pi uptake irrespective of P regime, providing a useful approach for molecular breeding of plants towards more efficient Pi uptake and assimilation (Nilsson et al., 2007).
