Sentence examples for improve viability from inspiring English sources

In the study of Lennen and coworkers [ 199], an improved fatty acid export system has been suggested to improve viability, and several components of the E. coli system have been identified and investigated.

This dynamically changed environment performed a promising property to improve viability of surface cells.

Cellular responses of human osteoblasts against CaCO3 particles indicate that increased intracellular calcium ions improve viability and that particle internalization is not size-dependent.

"Technology has moved on substantially since granting of permits 3-5 yeago ago", said Bray, "so developers want to alter key aspects such as number of turbines, often using higher capacity turbines to decrease the total number of turbines, turbine placement, or blade tip height to improve viability of the project". The chilling effect of these planning laws is plain.

Our results, suggest that immobilization of B. infantis and B. breve with GT improve viability of probiotics during refrigeration storage Figure 4 Survival of B. infantis (I) and B. breve (B) with and without addition of 5%and10%0% green tea (GT) under refrigerated storage (4 ± 1°C).

Results from the CCK-8 assay demonstrated that geniposide could improve viability following formaldehyde injury under either condition.

This improves viability and long-term system sustainability.

Transfection resulted in the upregulation of survival factors, and improved viability under simulated ischemic conditions.

This structural advantage improved viability and functions of encapsulated cells and permitted micron-scale structures to control over spatial distribution of incorporated cells.

To improve cell attachment, cell clumping experiments – where groups of cells were formed – were designed, rendering improved viability.

The best siLNA improved viability of infected cells by 92% and exerted good antiviral activity in plaque reduction assays.