Sentence examples for improving the preservation from inspiring English sources

Using the advantages of both techniques (directional and diffuse), it was possible to design an algorithm that can preserve edges and fine details of video frames besides maintaining their inherent color, improving the preservation of the texture of the colors versus results obtained by the comparative algorithms.

Therefore, reducing CIT through more efficient organ allocation [13], [14] or improving the preservation method should improve outcomes and the effective use of a limited healthcare resource.

We hope this study of the epidemiologic, clinical, and diagnosis characteristics of VL will become a reference for transplantation teams to adequately follow-up renal transplant recipients with VL, as well as direct treatments, thus, reducing patient mortality and improving the preservation of graft function [ 11].

Furthermore, ebselen drastically improved the preservation performance of human cornea tissues and their stem cells.

The results described thus far show that ebselen improved the preservation performance for OEC sheets containing stem cells.

To study whether slush nitrogen vitrification improves the preservation of human ovarian tissue.

Increasing silica content increases the viscosity, widening the spatial distribution of particles, but it improves the preservation of printed shapes.

These general paleoecological observations and others that have emerged from case studies of particular problems can improve the preservation of biodiversity and ecosystem functions.

A study was undertaken to evaluate the feasibility of using antimicrobial films, designed to slowly release bacterial inhibitors, to improve the preservation of vacuum-packaged processed meats during refrigerated storage.

Additionally, by using a modified fixation and permeabilization protocol to improve the preservation of the structures seen in our live-cell imaging experiments, we found that these vesicles contained multiple RSV proteins, that are implicated in filament formation, while the filamentous extensions, at early time points, only contained RSV F and RSV G14.

In the Council's Subcommittee on Open Science, thirty-two United States agency funders collaborate to improve the preservation, discoverability, accessibility, and usability of Federally funded scientific research, with the aims of bolstering the reliability of that research, accelerating scientific discovery, stimulating innovation, enhancing economic growth and job creation.