Sentence examples for maximization of growth from inspiring English sources
A related class of studies attempts to take account of the welfare of workers and consumers in the maximization of growth.
A multicriteria optimization using desirability function was performed in order to find a compromise between maximization of growth rate and microhardness and minimization of dissolution rate and weight loss after abrasion.
Life history models assume that natural selection should favor the maximization of growth rate.
Although life history models assume that natural selection should favor the maximization of growth rate, genetic correlations with pre-adult viability [2], [3], adult body size [4], longevity [5] and starvation resistance [6] constraint the evolution of DT in the model organism D. melanogaster.
For natural strains, the maximization of growth yield that standard FBA assumes might be better applicable [ 20].
Other objective functions considered were the simultaneous maximization of ATP yield and the viral fluxes, as well as the simultaneous maximization of growth rate and the viral fluxes.
The maximization of biomass growth rate is based on the assumption that bacteria maximize their growth during the exponential stage and early stationary stage conditions.
Calculations were carried out either with the experimentally determined glucose uptake rate (4 mmol g−1 h−1) and with maximization of the growth rate as objective function, or with a fixed growth rate (0.33 h−1) and glucose uptake minimization as objective function.
In the current study, maximization of the growth rate (and yield) was adopted as the main objective function for the growth of RHA1 during non-limited growth condition.
We investigate the relation between long term and short term cellular goals and show that the objective of maximizing cellular concentration at a fixed final time is equivalent to maximization of instantaneous growth rate.
This was due to the maximization of biomass growth rate and also by not including an explicit cellular death rate, assumptions that are reasonable for modeling growth in exponential and early stationary stages (see section "Development of the Mathematical Framework").
