Sentence examples for increased culture from inspiring English sources

Initially, the adhesion occurred at the microchamber sides, and then the entire chamber was gradually covered with increased culture time.

Apoptosis is a highly regulated pathway of both pro- and anti-apoptotic proteins that promote cell survival or death, and cell engineering efforts to inhibit the apoptosis pathway have led to increased culture viability and recombinant protein production.

To further improve the VP2-GFP levels from stable expression, analysis of exhausted medium was undertaken to design feeding strategies enabling higher cell densities as well as increased culture duration.

NLEOMF Chairman and CEO, Craig Floyd, attributes it to an increased "culture of safety" within police departments.

As throughput increased, culture tubes and reagents accounted for an increasing proportion of TB culture costs, particularly for MGIT.

As reported in high-resource, low-TB incidence settings, a greater proportion of positive cultures from primary specimens grew in the MGIT system primarily due to increased culture sensitivity for smear-negative specimens.

Subfamily Asaroideae genera (Asarum, Saruma) require cold treatment to induce flowering, resulting in increased culturing efforts and extended time to flower, so they were eliminated.

The falling standard of education, increasing culture of materialism, poverty, and online distractions are given as reasons for this alleged loss of interest.

With increasing culture time, the fluorescence intensity remarkably decreases and the emission peak is red shifted.

For microalgal biofuels, increasing culture density and reducing dewatering requirement require immediate efforts.

Scanning electron microscopy showed that differentiated cells produced abundant extracellular matrices with increasing culture time.