Sentence examples for high preservation of from inspiring English sources
By a proper design of the formulation, tablets with a fast disintegration time and a high preservation of bacterial cell viability were developed.
Previously treated by heat shock, late-sepsis rats emerged with high preservation of p65 expression and NF-κB activity, while Hsp72 was over-expressed.
Thus, coaxial electrospinning was demonstrated to be superior to blend electrospinning for the preparation of nanofibrous scaffolds with a uniform fibrous structure and protein distribution and sustained protein release kinetics as well as high preservation of the protein activity.
An analysis of the differences between averaged K d values revealed that there is a high preservation of the estimated binding affinity, starting from the usage of five radioligand concentrations (Fig. 7b).
Results from our experiments demonstrate that the inhibitory constants were varied with respect to modifications on the leaving groups of the pentasubstituted pyridines, whereas a high preservation of the chemical structure among compounds were proved to reveal in similar K i values.
At the level of the linkage group, we found high preservation of synteny between Lucania linkage groups.
Both surface soils OC% and lignin increased in higher altitude, suggesting higher preservation of OM in the cold region.
Pre-volcanic bedrock determined the post-eruptive lacustrine architecture in the craters and favored a higher preservation of hard-substrate maars in comparison to soft-substrate maars.
These evidences may explain the higher preservation of Hsf-1 homodimers and homotrimers when samples are lysed using low amounts of β-mercaptoetanol.
Therefore, we observe a higher preservation of introns possessing long orthologs in a phylogenetically remote species, and therefore presumably most likely to carry a functional DNA segment in those species, compared with introns with short orthologs.
It concluded that two of the buildings the concept study recommended for demolition were of very high preservation value (The Directorate of Cultural Heritage 2013).
