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Encapsulating therapeutics in NPs is a promising way of protecting them from rapid clearance, degradation in blood, and more efficiently promoting their accumulation in the target tumor site.

It allows the dishes be cleaned more efficiently, promoting sterilization.

Produced liquid percentage results indicated PEF flooding can more efficiently promote the oil recovery in the lower permeability core by modifying the injection profile.

The use of user-sensing evaluation process will help us in the definition of the senses that more efficiently promote the interpretation and usage of a particular space.

A possible explanation for these observations is that NHEJ or some type of microhomology-mediated recombination [48] [50] often plays a role in forming the initial monocentric and dicentric translocation breakpoint and HR-pathways more efficiently promotes the secondary rearrangements that stabilize the GCRs.

Moreover, VU1545 can more efficiently promote Akt phosphorylation and neuroprotection in BACHD than in WT neurons.

For these substrates the 3-His center may be preferable, as it can more efficiently promote ligand deprotonation than the facial triad.

The distinction between these different functions is potentially important, as the involvement of a given structure in a pacemaker circuit opens up the possibility of targeting specific instances in the cycle (i.e. phases) of pathological neural oscillations to more efficiently promote clinically significant tremor control (Tass and Majtanik, 2006; Brittain et al., 2013; Cagnan et al., 2013).

As well as keeping the exterior of the system cool, the vortex also works to burn the rocket fuel more efficiently by promoting more complete mixing of the fuel and air in a confined area.

Water intake helps your body rid itself of waste and toxins more efficiently, which promotes more efficient weight loss.

Though Democratic super PACs have struggled to compete with their Republican counterparts, Bill Burton, a co-founder of Priorities USA, said that teaming up with similarly minded groups allows them to spend their money more efficiently and promote a coordinated message.