Sentence examples for rise efficiently from inspiring English sources
Lung cancer spheroids obtained from MPE-derived cell cultures (MPEDCC) could be serially propagated in vitro and gave rise efficiently to tumor masses reproducing the same histopathological features of the original human tumors when implanted in immunodeficient mice.
Despite the addition of health care resources to address this problem, new strategies to improve management of individuals undergoing TKA and optimize surgical outcomes are needed to avert the rising demand and efficiently allocate resources to this clientele.
If Britain must build at all, it should build high-density, low-rise, which conserves energy more efficiently than high-rise.
Peter Van Doren of the Cato Institute, who edits its Regulation magazine, said that "if you have repeat players in narrow enough markets" and a grid that is not designed to move electricity efficiently, prices rise artificially.
Paclitaxel, an anti-cancer drug, was loaded into the micelles efficiently, giving rise to nano-sized particles with a narrow size distribution.
QNR/v-srcts cells efficiently give rise to colonies in soft agar containing medium, whereas QNR/v-srcts/ICN cells fail to divide under the same conditions.
Because of the short elongation time, only deleted mtDNA can efficiently give rise to an amplicon containing the target sequence for the mt del molecular beacon.
Brassica species efficiently give rise to microspore embryos in NLN or modified NLN media (Swanson 1990).
A proportion of tumor cells are slow dividing, have a less differentiated morphology and are capable of giving rise to metastasis more efficiently.
There are three profound effects of these trends: rising competition for scarce water, rising pressures to use water much more efficiently and productively and rising socio-economic pressures to define water rights more clearly.
Rising literati like Rick Moody and Jonathan Franzen efficiently assume the spots left unoccupied by John Updike and Norman Mailer, like a rigged game of musical chairs.
