Sentence examples for long-term co from inspiring English sources

In this paper, on the basis of a combined theoretical and experimental approach, we investigate the long-term CO effect on PEFC performance and degradation.

The polymer-modified samples exhibited an enhanced long-term CO tolerance with a small hindrance to the intrinsic activity of Pt/C.

Song, Y. et al. Stem cell traits in long-term co-culture revealed by time-lapse imaging.

Another issue is the effective wrapping up of a separate negotiating strand, the working group on long-term co-operative action.

"We're in ongoing discussions with Bayer Leverkusen regarding the possibility of a long-term co-sharing arrangement for Landon Donovan," Gazidis said in a statement.

The deal includes a long-term co-production and international distribution partnership that it says will make Ensemble a "leading independent event television production company".

It goes on to offer $100,000 "to discuss your experience, expertise and co-operation" as well as $1m "for long-term co-operation".

Subsequently, MOC-based long-term co-cultures of liver spheroids with human 3D intestinand6 aneuronal17l17 tissue models were established for systemic repeated dose substance testing.

Maschmeyer, I. et al. A four-organ-chip for interconnected long-term co-culture of human intestine, liver, skin and kidney equivalents.

However, analysis of long-term co-cultures showed that the ratio of neurons to glia significantly decreased by up to 15% over time in culture (Fig. 6b).

Thus, we assessed the presence of glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) and nestin in astrocytes within our long-term co-cultures with or without tissue-specific ECM coating.