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In addition, systems like the Lexicon Logic 7 system, available on several models from BMW and Range Rover, have been engineered to improve the surround-sound effect at all seats in the car, Lexicon says.
In addition, glutamate mutase was engineered to improve the in vivo activity.
Therefore, in this study E. coli LSBJ was engineered to improve the biosynthesis of PHA from fatty acid substrates by removing the global regulatory genes arcA and ompR.
The products are engineered to improve the appearance, performance and processability of TPEs, and offer targeted results based on desired end-use or processing benefits, the company says.
Red blood cells (RBCs) are innate carriers that can also be engineered to improve the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of many drugs, particularly biotherapeutics.
These findings suggest that an impure CO2 stream can be engineered to improve the rate of dissolution and thus solubility trapping of CO2 leading to higher storage security and efficiency.
Here, we present a hybrid modelling approach to simulate the spatial dynamics of macroinvertebrates in a section of the Merced River in central California, re-engineered to improve the viability of Chinook salmon.
Because social media platforms are continually being re-engineered to improve the commercial service, there is the concern as to whether studies conducted on data collected from these platforms are reproducible, even 1 year later [ 34].
These enzymes can now be precisely engineered to improve their rate of reaction and the specificity of their action so as to improve process efficiency, to improve product quality, and to lessen food safety risks.
The potential of computer-aided process engineering (CAPE) tools to enable process engineers to improve the environmental performance of both their processes and across the life cycle (from cradle-to-grave) has long been proffered.
Because the camp is the Interior Ministry's responsibility, it has fallen to the uninvited government to prepare the quarry for the concert, employing engineers to improve the acoustics.
