Sentence examples for efficient preservation from inspiring English sources
In both cases our representation ensures efficient preservation of the crown shape.
Lactobacillus buchneri is probably the most beneficial microorganism for efficient preservation of animal feed silages made from grass, maize and other plant material against aerobic spoilage.
Refined modeling exercises of the type described in this paper are of potential application to predict and quantify sedimentation patterns allowing the implementation of efficient preservation measures against reservoir siltation.
Morphological and multi-electrode array (MEA) analyses revealed more efficient preservation of the architecture and field potential waveforms in particularly the peripheral regions of the retinas within the MNU + HRS group, compared to that in the MNU group.
With a number of human cell products currently in phase 3 trials, there is a need for a more regulated, fully characterized and efficient preservation process which may entail moving away from the current "gold standard" of 10% v/v Me2SO in serum, growth medium or other solutions.
The amounts detected were however below 0.01 (w/w)%, showing efficient preservation.
This was due to a fast and effective preservation facilitated by the efficient laboratory vacuum ensiling, however, losses cannot be expected to be as low in large scale.
The devised protocol includes steps promoting effective preservation of embryo integrity, while allowing efficient penetration of the probes and an excellent signal-to-noise ratio.
Therefore, their framework requires advanced data obfuscation methods and efficient privacy preservation mechanisms.
SiO2 aerogel is a solid material with three-dimensional network structure, has a very low density and low thermal conductivity, can be used as a kind of high efficient heat preservation and heat insulation material, as well as SiO2 aerogel particles.
Near-complete RNA extraction and efficient RNA preservation are the basis for successful metatranscriptome analyses that reflect the in vivo situation in stool samples.
