Sentence examples for improving the lifespan from inspiring English sources

During cold start-up, some variables and rates should remain bounded and are constrained in the cost function, directly improving the lifespan of the heat recovery steam generator.

Bonded fiber reinforced polymers (FRPs) reinforcement systems have traditionally been found to be an efficient method for improving the lifespan of fatigued metallic structures and have attracted much research attention.

However, as we have already had success in improving the lifespan of these mice through home cage enrichment [5], we wanted to see whether we could also improve the cognitive dysfunction in R6/2 mice through access to additional enrichment.

Three kinds of protective coatings, including monolayer Re, Ir and Re/Ir multilayer were designed to mitigate the sticking and to improve the lifespan of mold.

Subsequently, the electrophoretic deposition was followed by thermal treatment of the samples in a controlled atmosphere to enhance their mechanical properties (hardness and Young's Modulus), key parameters to improve the lifespan of the implant materials.

The early 1900s saw the development of new packing, storage and shipping technologies that improved the lifespan and transportability of lettuce and resulted in a significant increase in availability.

HAART has greatly improved the lifespan and quality of life of the HIV infected population [ 4].

The data indicates that the reduction of osteoporosis related fractures improves the lifespan of both cohorts (by reducing fracture related mortality).

Enzyme-replacement therapy (ERT) with alglucosidase alfa has improved the lifespan of patients with classic infantile Pompe disease, although ERT is not effective in a subset of patients who mount an immune response to the exogenous enzyme.

Given that previous studies have successful eradicated subpopulations of CAFs and consequently improved the lifespan of tumour-bearing mice 48 49, we speculated whether deactivation of CAFs, by means of PHD inhibition, would have beneficial effects on tumour progression.

UE-01-1, UE-01-2, UE-01-6, UE-01-7, UE-03-5 and UE-03-5 were able to improve the lifespan of infected worms in liquid medium but not in agar and this could be due to thermal degradation of certain active molecules (saponins, flavonoids) during the media preparation.