The Chinese, who say they thought up everything useful thousands of years ago, might, Mr Gross suggested, produce a Ming-dynasty telly any day.In Mr Gross's own field, other pioneers, especially in Europe in the 1930s and 1940s, were naturally making radio more efficient.
Cross validation would naturally be a more efficient approach, though more demanding computationally.
There also exists an opportunity for enzymes to disrupt naturally occurring emulsions, facilitating more efficient product separation and fractionation.
Once countries enter an agreement, resources naturally move around to the more efficient industries at home and abroad.
Yes, advanced technologies, more efficient tools, naturally intelligent design solutions, and circular-service economic protocols help mitigate our heavy earth impact; stretching the value and use of our natural capital.
Hence, transport of Ndi1 protein to mitochondria is naturally optimised and may be more efficient than transport of allotopically expressed therapeutic genes with introduced MLSs.
These effects should permit more efficient competition with the naturally occurring transcription factors, and yet 6ZfFLO11/F2-F1 works less well than 3ZfFLO11/F2.
By modifying these naturally occurring proteins, Lu hopes to make them more efficient at killing microbes, and potentially to develop them for use against infection in humans.
Computers become smaller, cars become more efficient, cameras become sharper, and naturally 3D printers can print bigger and bigger stuff.
Specifically, nonsense suppression has been found to be more effective in patients with naturally less efficient NMD than in those with more efficient NMD (Linde et al, 2007a).
