Sentence examples for enhanced retention time from inspiring English sources

In the glycerol-separating system with enhanced retention time, the effluent contained lesser amounts of glycerol and methanol than those in the unmodified system, suggesting its promising ability to remove hydrophilic impurities from the oil layer.

An improved charge storage characteristic with enhanced retention time has been achieved for the devices using VARIOT oxide floating gate.

It is possible to observe and compare different organs or different parts of the organs carefully due to the enhanced retention time of the nanocomplexes.

Pectin is a kind of soluble fiber that increases the intestinal viscosity and results in the enhanced retention time of the feed in gastrointestinal tract.

Since the quick proliferation of tumor cells disrupts lymphatic vessels and makes them inefficient in drainage, the macromolecules that successfully perforate the tumor will be conserved inside the tumor with enhanced retention time.

Clearly, the significantly enhanced retention time of CPT nanotubes in the tumor site offers the possibility for sustainable release of CPT over a long period of time that would be beneficial for local tumor treatment.

In this review, we describe the recently developed intracelluarly and extracellularly transformable DDSs, especially associated with assembly or disassociation of the original formulation units, for achieving various functionalities, including prolonged retention time, inhibited endocytosis and enhanced cytotoxicity.

Furthermore this paper demonstrates the accuracy of retention time prediction at elevated pressure (enhanced flow-rate) and shows that the computer-assisted simulation can be applied with sufficient precision for UHPLC applications (p > 400 bar).

The enhanced AOB activity were achieved by increasing water level fluctuations, extending hydraulic retention time (HRT) and stimulating substrate availability, which subsequently enhanced NH4+-N removal by 34.06% in GJG-CW.

The improved antibacterial activity of cyclic peptides compared to their linear counterparts was associated to an increase of the hydrophobicity, represented as RP-HPLC retention time (tR), and secondary structure content which are related to an enhanced amphipathicity.

One possible reason for the enhanced glycosylation of EpCAM in cancers might relate to the positive impact of glycosylation on the molecule's retention time at the membrane (95).