Sentence examples for more efficient expansion from inspiring English sources
This was further substantiated by the data showing that a culture medium supplemented with 5% platelet lysate is superior to 10% FBS in clonogenic efficiency and proliferative capacity of MSCs, therefore providing more efficient expansion, together with a significant time saving [ 26].
A better understanding of the requirement of signalling and co-stimulatory factors in Treg cell proliferation and homeostasis will allow more efficient expansion protocols.
These findings also provide a better understanding of the cellular mechanisms underlying hSKP self-renewal and stem cell senescence to allow more efficient expansion of hSKPs for regenerative medical applications.
In respect to XNAT, HID allows the federation of different databases and relies on a schema, based on the XCEDE schema described above, with abstract data types, thus providing more efficient expansions without modifying the schema itself.
As they are anchored to the palate, it is anticipated that a more efficient skeletal expansion and decreased undesired dental effects are produced [11 15].
Recently, clinicians have successfully utilized micro-implants with palatal expander designs to work as anchors to the palate to achieve more efficient skeletal expansion and to decrease undesired dental effects.
Anions of even longer carbon chain, such as oleate (C17H33COO−), would be more efficient for interlayer expansion but are hardly soluble in water at room temperature.
The ironclads of the 1880s used compound engines, and by the end of the 1880s the even-more efficient triple expansion compound engine was in use.
We also examined recent mortality trends in relation to levels in 1989-91, before the advent of more efficient patient management and expansion of screening activities.
A comparison of biomaterials, extracellular matrix components, and human-derived feeder cells to find a more efficient platform for hESC expansion concluded that the commonly used Matrigel was most supportive for long-term feeder-free culture.
This expansion is as general as a full Fourier expansion but more efficient.
