The phrase "cellular performance" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to refer to the abilities or functions of a cell, such as in the sentence: "The cellular performance of the leaf was affected by its environment."
A similar process with glycerol as the sole carbon and energy source, at 20 g L-1 (0.65 cmol L-1) was then performed, to compare the cellular performance.
Table 1 summarises the data for the cellular performance indicators from all the cultivations performed.
Batch cultivations of Y. lipolytica have been performed in this study to quantify cellular performance during growth on different concentrations of glycerol and a combination of glucose and glycerol as carbon sources.
Sensai's Cellular Performance Emulsion has it; so does Olay's Regenerist line.
To ensure cellular performance and the health of the entire organism, each cell must be able to dispose of damaged or unnecessary proteins.
We successfully manufactured 3D scaffolds from solvent casted and phase separated polylactic acid (PLA) foils and investigated their biocompatibility and basic cellular performance.
Additionally, we summarized the recent advances in systems and synthetic biology, engineering strategies for improving cellular performances, and metabolic engineering applications of B. subtilis.
Indeed, these studies find that cellular user performance is improved with open (or shared) access at the cost of reduced home user performance.
Cellular network performance is often viewed as primarily dominated by the radio technology.
Authors Vallina-Rodriguez, N., Sundaresan S., Kreibich C., Weaver N., & Paxson V. Cellular network performance is often viewed as primarily dominated by the radio technology.
Introduction of entirely new combinations of synthetic functions (e.g. novel metabolic or stress-response pathways), and retro-engineering of existing functional cell modules will drive disruptive change in cellular manufacturing performance.
