Sentence examples for accelerated biological from inspiring English sources
Landfill aeration by means of low pressure air injection is a promising tool to reduce long term emissions from organic waste fractions through accelerated biological stabilization.
It provides an immediate and practical solution to the rapid generation of genome sequences from large and complex eukaryotic genomes for accelerated biological discovery to address some of our most critical food and bioenergy challenges.
Aging process itself is a dynamic phenomenon of biological regeneration and degeneration characteristic of all multi-cellular organisms, presenting minor or major declines or skewed/retarded or accelerated biological switches [4, 6, 13 23, 33 40, 51, 54 56].
However, the multi-step in vitro production of TEVGs requires extensive ex vivo cell-manipulations with unknown effects on functionality and quality of TEVGs due to an accelerated biological age of the cells.
With further research, the test could also be useful for early prediction of Alzheimer's risk, as accelerated biological aging has been strongly linked with cognitive decline. .
We had proven that economic developments had accelerated biological invasion in China, and the prevalence of invasive species can be well predicted by the economic development on the provincial scale [10].
However, despite of this tissue engineering technology related accelerated biological-aging, growth-capacity and long-term functionality was not compromised.
Chronic psychological stress appears to accelerate biological aging, and oxidative damage is an important potential mediator of this process.
Menopause, denoted by a rapid decline in serum sex steroid levels, accelerates biological ageing across the body's tissues.
Characterization of risk factors that may accelerate biological aging is important in identifying targets for prevention and intervention.
MWR accelerates biological, chemical and physical processes due to heat and extensive collisions brought about by the vibration of polar molecules and ion movement (Sridar 1998).
