Sentence examples for healthier pool from inspiring English sources

Our data suggest that the protective effects of EETs involve regulating the autophagic response, which results in a healthier pool of mitochondria in the starved cardiac cells, thereby representing a novel mechanism of promoting survival of cardiac cells.

We therefore hypothesize that EET-mediated events trigger protective mechanisms, which will sustain a healthier pool of mitochondria thus promoting cell survival.

Baseball needs a healthy pool of players who can be a prime source for front-office positions throughout the sport.

"So there's a healthy pool of teams that you could speculate and imagine might be a good fit for Reyes".

"A good healthy pool does not smell," says Hlavsa, despite what most of us would like to believe.

Other coaches offer their spots to young players, he says, and that leaves a healthy pool of late-bloomers for Loyola to fish.

The public plan would have lower administrative costs than those private plans but would probably engage in less management of utilization for its enrollees and attract a less healthy pool of enrollees.

People with more serious medical needs won't make the shift, leaving existing plans with a less healthy pool ― forcing insurers to raise premiums for those plans by 18percentt, according to Urban Institute researchers.

The public plan would have lower administrative costs than... private plans but would probably engage in less management of utilization by its enrollees and attract a less healthy pool of enrollees.

The early onset and rapid progression of the disease, the post-synaptic defects at the NMJ, the increase in mononuclear infiltration that results in massive fibrosis and the lack of a healthy pool of myogenic cell population [10], [41], [42] may also contribute to the lack of responsiveness of the mdx∶utr muscle to iPSC treatment.

Alternatively, mTORC1 activity may be more important for establishing a healthy pool of mitochondria during development than in adult mice, or the rapamycin-resistant functions of mTORC1 [ 52] may be sufficient to preserve mitochondria.