Sentence examples for more efficiently transferred from inspiring English sources

Mechanical data revealed improvements in the tensile strength of the hybrid materials because the stress is more efficiently transferred from the polymer matrix to the inorganic filler.

Unexpectedly, proteins anchored to the PM's cytoplasmic face, or recruited to it via interaction with phosphinositides, were more efficiently transferred than those facing the outside of the cell.

With the aim of understanding if some proteins were more efficiently transferred than others during trogocytosis, we chose an approach whereby fluorescent forms of proteins representative of various subcellular localizations and various anchoring to the plasma membrane were expressed in transiently transfected cells.

OH-PCBs have recently been shown to be more efficiently transferred to the fetal compartment than their parent compounds (Meironyté Guvenius et al. 2003; Soechitram et al. 2004).

As seen in 21HAC2, iHAC was more efficiently transferred into HFL-1 by using the retargeted MV fusogen than PEG fusion from the objective of EGFP fluorescence (Table  2).

A protein delivery reagent, Pro-DeliverIN™ (OZ Biosciences, Marseille Cedex, France), was used to more efficiently transfer rhSIRT1 into NP cells.

Identification of one or more GFP-tagged protein that gets efficiently transferred as a bystander during trogocytosis could, in principle, present several advantages for the detection of lymphocytes compared to biochemical components incorporated exogenously.

BLU was efficiently transferred by adenoviral vector to CNE2 cells.

Modifications to the injection system of the CPT have been implemented in recent months, the purpose being to more efficiently collect and transfer weakly-produced reaction products from the target to the Penning trap.

The cleaner the surface, the more efficiently it can transfer heat, for both heating and cooling.

More than 20 years ago, a system was envisioned to efficiently transfer r-proteins from the NPCs towards the nucleolus (Russell and Tollervey, 1992).