Overall, a wider use of these trial designs might lead to the identification of potential responders, ineffective drugs or combinations, and ultimately contribute to enhance the efficiency of the clinical developmental process.
A second variable that affects the efficiency of Cre-mediated recombination is developmental age.
However, we may have underestimated the efficiency of transstadial transmission in each tick developmental stage because a larval population fed on an infected mouse was used for transstadial transmission, and the larvae may have included SFTSV-infected and noninfected ticks.
Because the efficiency of the phenotypic plasticity is determined by the developmental stage, stress duration and stress severity in the genotype-dependent manner (Sivamani et al. 2000; Chaves et al. 2003; Rizza et al. 2004; Milad et al. 2011).
For each of these genes, the efficiency of readthrough varies, in a tissue-, organ- or developmental-specific manner.
Venrock, a well-known venture capital firm, is the lead investor in Transonic Combustion, a developmental start-up working on improving the efficiency of the internal combustion engine using ultra-high compression and very precise engine timing.
Significant progress has recently been made toward increasing the efficiency of human ES cell differentiation into cardiomyocytes by harnessing pathways learned from developmental biology.
Numerical examples, motivated by problems from developmental biology, show a good agreement with the theoretical analysis and illustrate the efficiency of our method.
It was the efficiency of the presentation.
The efficiency of this system is subjected to the interference by multiple environmental adverse factors, including cigarette smoke and alcohol, which can disrupt crucial RA-mediated developmental events.
