Sentence examples for efficiently sustained from inspiring English sources

We conclude that in current state, biodiversity depending on TRB management is not efficiently sustained in Finland.

Therefore, this paper proposes a novel recharging mechanism taking the coverage of sensors into consideration such that mobile chargers can recharge the sensor with a high coverage degree and the network lifetime can be efficiently sustained.

In this work, assuming a feasible, low overhead Power Delivery Network (PDN) for NTC, we investigate how performance guarantees can be ensured when moving towards NTC manycores through a variability-aware voltage and frequency allocation methodology, showing that performance can be efficiently sustained at the NT region while reducing energy dramatically.

The siRNA knockdown of MT3-MMP efficiently sustained for 5 days (Supplementary Figure S7a) and did not show any effect on the cell viability (Supplementary Figure S7b).

These results indicate that SFM containing SF plus IL-11 only is unable to support the survival of a large proportion of quiescent adult HSCs, although once activated, both their viability and their proliferation can be efficiently sustained by continued exposure to SF plus IL-11.

Thus, regional, demographic and economic factors should be considered to more efficiently sustain conservation benefits from payment for ecosystem service programs.

Its fusiform body, narrow caudal peduncle with lateral keels, and crescent-shaped tail are adaptations for efficiently sustaining speed, which have also been independently evolved by tunas, billfishes, and several other groups of active fishes.

As with all conservation, limited resources for coral reef protection require that we prioritize where and how to act to efficiently sustain coral reef ecosystems [5].

As a consequence, they efficiently sustain fruit growth.

Developing drugs that efficiently sustain muscle protection by activating key cell survival mechanisms is a major challenge in OPMD research.

Cell-based approaches for bone formation and regeneration are widely considered the most effective, as they are able to efficiently sustain the physiologic osteogenic process in vivo.