Sentence examples for most efficient transport from inspiring English sources

It has been shown that the most efficient transport of xylose is achieved by strains overexpressing single hexose transporter genes in the order HXT7 >  HXT5 >  GAL2 >  HXT1 >  HXT4[ 9].

As a consequence, the most efficient transport rate is expected to arise in the ileum.

The transport cost tolerance ε is then defined to be the maximum tolerated extra transport cost relative to that in windless conditions where represents the most efficient transport cost in windless conditions, that is, when flying at the maximum range airspeed (Pennycuick 2008).

I worked for them as a tram conductor in the 1970s and found trams to be the most efficient public transport system I have ever experienced.

4. Tamara Chelikovska and Mykola Alyoshkin, Palats Ukrayina Metro Station, Kiev, 1984 The story of the Moscow Metro is well‑known, and in many ways it is the least disputed of Stalin's palaces for the people, with neoclassical halls forming the hub of one of the world's biggest and most efficient public transport systems.

The heterogeneous electron-transfer kinetics are modulated by the structure of the DNA-electrode connection, with a linker attached directly to the 5-CH3 of thymine facilitating the most efficient charge transport through the film.

Due to different evolution of spin state along two pathways in transmembrane electric potential (TEP), quantum state of the transferred electron at the bridged site acquires a geometric phase difference dependent on TEP, the most efficient electron transport takes place in a specific range of TEP beyond which electron transfer is dramatically suppressed.

Our studies also suggested that AAV serotypes 5, 8 and 9 are most efficient for transporting genes in the rodent and rabbit stroma in vivo among various tested AAV serotypes [11], [21], [27].

Taking the three illustrated scenarios into consideration, small vehicles from the category micro-mobility can be seen as the most efficient modes of transport in urban areas after public transport systems.

This paradigm involves three types of actions: avoiding long and unnecessary motorized travel, shifting the movement of goods and people to the most efficient modes of transport, and improving the technology and operational management of transport services (Dalkmann and Brannigan 2007).

For many villagers, however, river punts with outboard motors provide the most efficient form of transport, and from more-remote areas it may still be simplest to transport produce to market by floating it downriver on bamboo rafts.