Sentence examples for better viability from inspiring English sources
In addition, a constitutive bacteriocin-producer NC8-derivative strain was used as a control in the olive fermentations and showed also better viability than the parental NC8 strain.
Moreover, with a higher degree of substitution in L-NH2-OH-alginate (DS 0.41), the hepatocytes entrapped in L-NH2-OH-alginate microcapsules exhibit better viability and well-maintained liver-specific functions.
The behaviour of an experimental dwarf heavy broiler breeder selected for better viability and reproductive traits at the partial expenses of growth (E) was compared to a standard heavy broiler breeder (S).
Consequently, higher concentrations of l- and d-lactic acid were determined in the samples with the addition of CaCO3, as well as better viability of cells and the complete glucose utilization.
In the spinner cultures used in the present investigation, bcl-2 cells grew for 60 h to give greater cell density at a faster specific rate and with prolonged better viability than the controls in which, after 36 h, the membrane integrity and the apoptotic index of the cells declined rapidly leading to death.
In conclusion, microencapsulation with alginate-chitosan-Eu S100 nanoparticles is a novel and efficient method for better viability of L. acidophilus and L. rhamnosus bacteria.
We conducted a systematic review to determine whether single or 2-stage Fowler-Stephens orchiopexy results in better testicular viability.
The results show that these conjugates not only exhibited considerably higher transfection efficiency but also possessed even better cell viability than lPEI.
The hydrogels with greater CS concentration (60% and 80%) demonstrated relatively more porous structure, better cell viability and proliferation and also revealed good blood clotting ability even after crosslinking.
P5D and P7D were specifically cleaved by active MMP-2 and all conjugates showed significantly better cell viability than doxorubicin at equivalent concentrations.
