Sentence examples for effective stabilisation from inspiring English sources

Recently, it was demonstrated that hydroxyectoine provides effective stabilisation of the Gram-negative species Pseudomonas putida, which is only relatively poorly preserved by the better-characterised protectant, trehalose.

A novel hybrid controller employing fuzzy logic and Proportional–Integral Derivative (PID) techniques is implemented to provide effective stabilisation and control of pitch and roll angles.

We confirm that molecules with high biological value and targeting potential, such as HA and CS, can be successfully incorporated into our recently developed sorbitan ester-based nanoparticles (SENS) and that this incorporation leads to effective stabilisation of both nanosystems as well as protects plasmid DNA.

Site 1 did not produce effective stabilisation during the winter (Figure 2A).

The present study suggests that stromatolite assemblages are capable of rapid and effective stabilisation of suitable substrata.

Thus, although enzymes such as lipases in particular have found extensive application in organic synthesis [ 7], effective stabilisation remains a technical hurdle limiting use of enzymes such as Pseudomonas lipases in industrial-scale biotransformations [ 8].

Plantings are particularly widespread on hill country supporting a pastoral cover for livestock (predominantly sheep and beef cattle) grazing enterprises, where established trees at densities of less than 100 stems per hectare (sph) provide effective slope stabilisation and enable understorey pasture production (Wilkinson 1999; Guevara-Escobar et al. 2007; Benavides et al. 2009).

The higher long-term stability of emulsions prepared with pectin isolated at high pH is attributed to mechanically stronger interfaces, the highly branched nature and the low hydrodynamic volume of the chains that result in effective steric stabilisation whereas acetyl and methyl contents do not contribute to the long-term stability.

However, these findings also suggest that factors other than blood pressure contribute to effective flow stabilisation.

Equally, an effective oscillatory stabilisation system might inevitably produce re-afferent oscillations as an unwanted by-product.

Lanreotide Autogel provided effective tumour stabilisation and PFS >12 months in patients with progressive NETs ineligible for surgery or chemotherapy, with a safety profile consistent with the pharmacology of the class.