Sentence examples for better accumulated from inspiring English sources

Studies on fish have confirmed that organic forms of Se are more digestible, better accumulated in tissue, and more biologically active than inorganic [ 6, 19, 21, 22].

Although Zhou et al. [ 23] confirmed that Se nanoparticles are more effective in increasing muscle Se content compared to Se-Met in the crucian carp, studies mentioned above confirmed that organic forms are more digestible, better accumulated, and more biologically active, while being less toxic than inorganic forms.

It can be concluded that the less polar solvent can better accumulate in the non-polar S-pocket, since it is mainly built of hydrophobic amino acid side chains 4. In the case of (S -PAC formation, it can be aS -PAC that there is always a competition between the organic solvent and the benzaldehyde formationitding positions in the S-pocant.

The NPs with φ ≤ 10 nm are able to deeper penetrate tumors and better accumulate in tumor cells, but they are also toxic to healthy cells.

Based on two-stage hydrolysis and characteristic consumption of xylose and glucose by B. subtilis NX-2, a co-fermentation strategy was designed to better accumulate PGA in a 7.5 L fermentor by two feeding methods.

Moreover, strain MA-R6, which has moderate xylulokinase activity, grew slightly better but accumulated more xylitol than strain MA-R4.

The patella consists mostly of trabecular bone and thus has a higher turnover rate than does the tibia, which consists mainly of cortical bone and has a longer half-life with respect to lead, and therefore better represents accumulated exposure.

"Is it better to do vigorous exercise on weekends, or is it better to accumulate 10,000 steps a day?

For example, some organization patterns may be better at transmitting information between various group components [2], while others may be better at accumulating and processing it [3].

American series aim to run for years and years, the better to accumulate the critical mass to be sold for syndication and therefore deliver revenue indefinitely.

It's what I would call "conscience laundering" — feeling better about accumulating more than any one person could possibly need to live on by sprinkling a little around as an act of charity.