Sentence examples for more efficiently reflected from inspiring English sources

The considerable evolutionary divergence of the pygmy anteater might be more efficiently reflected in the taxonomy by placing it in its own family as advocated by Barros et al. [ 62].

Thus, by comparison with previous work [5, 7, 12], our approach can more efficiently reflect the behavior of the present 802.11 protocols performing in realistic environments.

It has been shown in [22] that short-term throughput constraints can more efficiently and comprehensively reflect the essential requirements of RT users (i.e., both delay and throughput expectations) compared to myopic probabilistic delay constraints.

These exacerbated effects may result from higher local concentrations of TIMP-1/GFP in and around the transfected neurons that inhibit MMP-2 more efficiently, but may also reflect the effects of the interactions of TIMP-1/GFP with other intracellular and pericellular targets that would be less available for the exogenously applied mrTIMP-1.

As expected, each PC-DSC performs better at the spectral range at which the photonic crystal reflects more efficiently.

Accordingly, AKAP150ΔPIX mice more efficiently cleared blood glucose as reflected by a 19.6±9.4% reduction in the integrated glycemic excursion.

Compared with multilayer reflection mirror, freestanding structure is more compact and reflects light more efficiently [13].

The predominant and shorter 5'UTRs are more efficiently translated and may directly reflect the levels of RPS19.

Interestingly, two Aire+TEC lines killed thymocytes more efficiently than Aire+DC line, probably reflecting expression patterns of TSAs (self-antigens) in those Aire+ cells.

The SOFC converts the syngas more efficiently than the MGT, which is reflected by the energetic electrical efficiency of the gasifier and MGT system in opposition to the gasifier and SOFC configuration – ηel = 28.1% versus ηel = 36.4%.

The results from the gene-level comparison of RP and mRNA-seq data with protein abundance indicated that RP reflected protein abundance more efficiently than mRNA-seq.