Sentence examples for an improved viability from inspiring English sources

In fact, ISO12 exhibited an improved viability during 48h-cultivation in undiluted spruce hydrolysate while only little or no reduction of inhibitors was observed (Additional file 1).

This increase in myelination did not appear to be a result of improved viability of OPCs in this assay, as no improvement in survival of cells could be detected at 2, 7 or 14 days in the presence of exogenous Gas6 (data not shown).

We show that the endogenous biosynthesis of ascorbic acid in yeast and its scavenger role against ROS leads to an improved cell viability of the recombinant cells during growth under various stress conditions.

Further refinement of the transient transfection technique included development of the ability to transfect free merozoites using nucleofection, an alternative method to electroporation that results in higher transfection yields and improved viability of transfected parasites.

The augmented AMPK response was associated with improved viability and the induction of autophagy.

In vitro studies showed that chitosan scaffolds induced the improved viability and proliferation of hMSCs through their synergetic effects of the inter-connecting micropores and the sustained released of bFGF.

The main advantages gained in the bone regeneration area with chitosan | genipin are: acceleration of mineral deposition; enhancement of adhesion, proliferation and differentiation of osteoblasts; promotion of the expression of osteogenic differentiation markers; greatly improved viability of human adipose stem cells.

Antioxidants in IYDs might have contributed to the improved viability of L. rhamnosus HN001 in the acid stress assays by alleviating oxidative stress imposed by reactive oxygen species.

We used two independent strategies to rescue Pkd1 function in extra-embryonic placental tissue and both resulted in improved viability of Pkd1−/− embryos.

In light of our results, we attribute the beneficial effects of EPO on the improved viability of fat grafts, partly, to this action on angiogenesis in the fat grafts.

To further characterize the cause for the improved viability of serum-deprived yet serially IL6 exposed cells, we analyzed the sub-G1 content of cells by flow cytometry.