Sentence examples for more efficiently captured from inspiring English sources

In the context of the findings reported here, we determined if the capture of one of the more efficiently captured molecule could be used in TRAP assays instead of lipophilic probes.

As predicted by the greater sensitivity of the human L pigment to longer wavelengths, when the variable grey panels are paired with an orange stimulus (i.e. one that is more efficiently captured by the L than the M pigment) the null point for the mouse expressing L pigment occurs with a ∼10% brighter grey than does the null point for the mouse expressing M pigment (Figure 4A).

With the introduction of baseline and follow up questionnaires and the inclusion of onset and duration of action of NP treatment, two important treatment attributes mentioned by patients in the interviews can be more efficiently captured.

This difference in callable genome percentage at the same level of genome wide coverage indicates that certain areas of the genome are more efficiently captured than others leading to uneven coverage across the genome.

At a technology conference that ended yesterday in Palm Springs, Calif., for example, more than a dozen fledgling Internet companies took turns detailing for an eager audience of electronic commerce executives and venture capitalists technologies that could more efficiently capture information about people online.

Consistent with the results from flow cytometry study, more LPK ++ NPs were ingested by DCs than LPK -- NPs within the same period of time, suggesting that DCs could more efficiently capture NPs with more positive surface charges.

Larger individuals are at less risk of desiccation and predation in terrestrial environments [ 12], are able to more efficiently capture terrestrial food, have higher mating success, larger clutch sizes and generally higher fecundity than smaller individuals [ 24, 40].

This means big, immediately apparent benefits for the health and activity tracker market, since apps like Move or the Nike+ software demoed during the presentation will be able to more efficiently capture data from the iPhone's sensors.

The tag cloud for trigrams in the phosphorylation dataset shows similar examples involving 'i kappa b alpha' (Fig. 7), while immediately indicating a limitation of the feature representation: patterns of more than three words cannot be efficiently captured.

"In the west," said Richard Williams of Heriot-Watt University, "we've traditionally been more concerned with efficiently capturing and reusing heat.

CD-GS has high specific surface area, ideal dispersibility and good biocompatibility, which was used to efficiently capture more primary antibodies (Ab1).