Sentence examples for improved colonization from inspiring English sources

The data revealed that a biomimetic surface modification improved colonization (gelB Fn > gelB > AEMA > O2).

All inoculation techniques increased the abundance of diazotrophic bacteria in plant tissues, and foliar spray improved colonization of leaves, while soil inoculations favored root and rhizosphere colonization.

To test the functionality of the SAs in vivo, we evaluated whether the engineered bacteria exhibited an improved colonization of solid tumors expressing the target antigen on the surface of tumor cells.

Next, we investigated whether the engineered bacteria with SAs and lacking natural adhesins, in addition to the improved colonization of target tumors shown previously, could have a lower retention in normal organs compared to wild type E. coli.

It is as yet unclear if swarming plays any role in the initial colonization of the gut, but it is associated with pathogenesis, likely due to its improved colonization of tissue surfaces that facilitate opportunistic infection (see the next section) (Zhang et al., 2010; Partridge and Harshey, 2013a).

A structure that is beneficial should increase productivity in the local environment; it might also improve colonization or productivity when the consortium moves to downstream environments.

In addition, we used MGR as another fitness trait [ 18], because fast mycelial growth could also improve colonization ability.

It must possess or acquire inherent properties to improve colonization of the scar tissue, survive an apoptotic and ischemic environment, and retain an initial high proliferative capacity [2].

Suggested mechanisms include improving colonization resistance and boosting gut barrier function, through the production of short chain fatty acids and intestinal hormones such as glucagon-like peptide 2. The workshop discussion reflected the research background of the participants and their knowledge about the current uses of prebiotics and probiotics in the specific areas mentioned above.

In summary, coating of standard titanium alloys with a sol gel derived titanium dioxide coating (TiO2) improved surface colonization by tissue cells.

Grazing exclusion improved AMF colonization in meadow steppes, but not in typical steppes, attributing to the differences in soil quality, plant species, and AMF phylotypes between two types of steppes.