Sentence examples for suggested to efficiently from inspiring English sources

In IDDEA, a novel optimum estimation strategy with multi-agents evolving diversely is suggested to efficiently compute dominance trend and establish a subregion.

MLH1-K618A was suggested to bind less efficiently to PMS2 [54], howaser follow-up suggestedito this allele found PMS2 binding and overalessismatch refficientlyion to be normal [51].

Currently, much research is focusing on developing weakened viruses for vaccines by introducing unfavourable host codon pairs into viral RNA, as this has been suggested to reduce how efficiently virus RNA sequences are translated into proteins.

A selection process was suggested to Health Authorities but not always efficiently conducted: 23 practices were selected and 18 participated in the process.

The formation of a focused clinical question containing well-articulated PICO elements is one of the methods that have been suggested to search high-quality evidence efficiently [ 6].

We suggest strategies to efficiently protect lichen species and develop priorities for species conservation approaches.

Finally, we recommend ways that the FIA protocol could be enhanced for integration with LIDAR-based carbon monitoring, and suggest some approaches to efficiently combine the two observation systems.

The redundancy and inducibility of this chaperone and protease machinery in P. freudenreichii [16], [68] suggests the ability to efficiently and rapidly adapt to stressful environments, such as the human host [69].

In line with this, induction of massive aneuploidy has been already suggested as a strategy to efficiently kill cancer cells [9].

This study suggested two potential measures to efficiently reduce sediment toxicity by pyrethroids in the study area: [1] limiting bifenthrin use immediately before rainfall season; and [2] implementing conservation practices to retain soil on cropland.

This finding suggested two potential measures to efficiently reduce sediment toxicity by pyrethroids in the study area: [1] limiting bifenthrin use immediately before rainfall season; and [2] implementing conservation practices to retain soil on cropland, which would mitigate suspended soild transport to surface water bodies during early rainfall season.