Sentence examples for beneficial range from inspiring English sources
Areas where a precise control of water transport properties is beneficial range from energy and environmental engineering up to nanomedicine.
In comparison to previous work, the slope is smaller, demonstrating that it is possible to shift the trade-off relation into a more beneficial range.
Previous studies have shown an increase in horizontal femoral offset, within the beneficial range, when using partial collum stems (Jerosch et al. 2012, Schmidutz et al. 2012a).
Thus, it follows that simultaneous exposure to other compounds that elicit similar toxic responses would be enough to move an individual from the low-dose supposed beneficial range to the range where adverse effects are expected.
Estimates of the proportion of mutations that were beneficial ranged from 0 to 40% from the ML analysis (Table 6) and from 0 to 28% from MA lines that were significantly different from the ancestor (Table 3).
Given the absence of data beyond these beneficial ranges, our analyses don't preclude the possibility that higher doses of vitamin D or higher achieved 25(OH D concentrations would have been even more efficient in reducing falls.
The most active nanohematite particles, formed in situ in the laboratory and real process conditions of light fuel oil combustion with addition of fuel borne catalyst (FBC) precursors, exhibit the beneficial size range of 5 15 nm.
Different patterns of gene expression might facilitate this wide (and agriculturally beneficial) host range.
A central aim of synthetic biology is to control and reprogramme the signal processing pathways within living cells so as to realise repurposed, beneficial applications ranging from disease diagnosis and environmental sensing to chemical bioproduction.
The number of patients needed to treat for a single beneficial patient ranged from 23 to 31 for DFS and from 36 to 50 for OS.
If predation pressure is similar between the two ranges, we expect it will be more beneficial for invaded range crayfish to favor feeding over predator avoidance because there should be a greater fitness benefit associated with fast growth in this range.
