Sentence examples for greater functional capacity from inspiring English sources

Our laboratory has previously found that IL-10 deficiency in both the mother and foetus increases foetal weight at day 18 without altering placental weight suggesting that the placenta has a greater functional capacity when IL-10 is absent.

Our findings of greater enzyme activities in organically managed soils indicate a greater functional capacity.

In summary, although viral-specific T-cells, simultaneously expressing all 5 measured markers were rarely found in the liver, intra-hepatic HIV-specific T-cells showed greater functional capacity when compared to those being HCV-specific.

Enterocyte profiles in the both regimes of irradiation showed signs of greater functional capacity as indicated by increases of mitochondria and decreased in the microvillous.

Some evidence exists that structural changes appear in rod outer segments, i.e., they increase with age giving a greater functional capacity, while the number of rods decreases with age [ 42].

Recently, it has been suggested that lifespan be divided into two parts: healthspan, in which animals have 50% or greater functional capacity, and "gerospan", when functional capacity declines below 50% [ 9].

Because one good structure really does suffice in such a world, it seems unlike the real world, where "the great functional capacity and importance of proteins largely stems from the remarkable ability of these polymers to adopt distinct 3-dimensional structures" [3].

To the contrary, AATD individuals with normal spirometry had far greater functional exercise capacity (seen with both cycle ergometry and KE exercise, Table  1), which could suggest that maintaining one's aerobic capacity may be protective for COPD progression.

The exercise training program led to greater benefits in functional capacity, peripheral muscle strength, dyspnoea and quality of life.

The results also indicated that concentric-eccentric training has a greater influence on functional capacity, especially stair climbing and descending, than that of concentric training when compared with NONTX group; however, the improvements in pain measurements were better in the CON group compared with the CON-ECC group after the training.

In contrast, participants randomized to pregnenolone (n = 56) demonstrated greater improvements in functional capacity (UPSA-B composite changes) compared to placebo (n = 55), p = 0.03.