Taken together, MHC I, but not MHC II, DNA vaccination plus IL-2 regimen prior to transplantation significantly reduced donor-specific CTL activity of graft-infiltrating cells and worked more efficiently when combined with low doses of rapamycin.
Consistent with this idea, some cytostatic treatments can kill transformed cells more efficiently when combined with pharmacologic agents that deplete reducing metabolites or enhance ROS production (Engel & Evens, 2006).
The company's stated goal is to deliver palletized cargo more efficiently by combining super high-speed promise of hyperloop transportation with new logistics technologies to accelerate deliveries along Virgin Hyperloop One's planned routes between Mumbai and Pune in India; in Saudi Arabia, and in the United Arab Emirates.
Nitrilases of interest can be discovered more efficiently by combining the existing methods with substrate specificity prediction.
The junction base pair is melted more efficiently by the combined enzymes, explaining fast and GC-independent rates of the combined enzymes.
Intuitively, standard algorithms for VMT problems perform computations that can be expressed in terms of vector multiplications, and these computations can be computed and combined more efficiently using efficient matrix multiplications.
Among other benefits, mayors provide better accountability, forge more flexible contracts with unions and efficiently combine city and school resources.
Gene-module-level analysis could efficiently combine both strategies.
Indeed, in this study, we show that ARpolyQ aggregates were more efficiently reduced by the combined action of Bicalutamide and trehalose than when the same compounds were used separately.
Recently, novel indicators have been proposed with the aim to overcome deficiencies of the "traditional" bibliometric indices (e.g. number of publications, total citation count, average number of citations per publication) and to combine more efficiently information on both the quantity and the quality of the research output [ 1- 4].
Thus, there is a rationale for developing risk scores based on multivariate models that can more efficiently optimize the accuracy of combined predictors.
