Sentence examples for an improved green from inspiring English sources

Scholz, O., Thiel, A., Hillen, W. & Niederweis, M. Quantitative analysis of gene expression with an improved green fluorescent protein.

Although EGFP-mCherry is an improved green red-pair (R0 = 54 Å) it still is significantly less efficient for FRET than the SYFP2-mCherry pair (R0 = 59 Å), due to a decreased overlap.

The city deserves the honour; its efforts to improve green spaces have resulted in improved green infrastructure.

This is followed by a section on bioinspired natural fibre surface modifications for improved green composites.

Quantification of Q2, Q3 and Q4 species in alumina colloidal silica suspensions containing HA, CAC or HA+CAC highlighted that the improved green strength is mainly related to a more effective hydration of HA.

By combining this spatial HSM output with health deprivation data, we highlight 'win-win' opportunity areas in most need of improved green infrastructure to support pollinator habitat quality and connectivity, as well as societal health and well-being.

After inventing the improved green glaze still popular today, Wedgwood terminated his partnership with Whieldon and went into business for himself at Burslem, first at the Ivy House factory, where he perfected cream-coloured earthenware that, because of Queen Charlotte's patronage in 1765, was called Queen's ware.

Liu et al. showed that graphene oleate PAMAM exhibited good compatibility and greatly improved green fluorescent protein gene transfection efficiency (18.3%) in contrast to ultrasonicated graphene (1.4%) and GO PAMAM without oleic modification (7.0%) [89].

To ensure that you are getting as much as possible from your new and improved green lifestyle, see if you can incorporate some of these habits.

He was encouraged by his improved greens literacy, which helped reduce his total putts by six after he persistently misread them Thursday.

We derive an improved version of the recursive Green's function formalism (RGF), which is a standard tool in the quantum transport theory.