Sentence examples for more efficient oxygen from inspiring English sources

The development of a more efficient oxygen storage material is a very important approach for the optimization of automotive catalysts.

Scanning electron micrographs showed the presence of conductive carbon nanotube networks on the CNT modified cathodes that provide more efficient oxygen reduction.

Furthermore, during alveolar stage, the lung vasculature, which still consists of a double layer of capillaries, becomes a single capillary network via a process called microvascular maturation in order to allow more efficient oxygen intake (Fig. 1d).

Due to higher lifetime of copper powder, it was selected as the oxygen scavenger and some parameters such as: the type of adsorbent support, the size of adsorbent particles, and the amount of copper were studied for preparation of more efficient oxygen adsorbent.

These results showed that the combined IE reaction could be counted as a reliable technique for qualifying the oxygen mobility, the OSC and oxygen release rates, and is expected to be a direct probe into the nature of CeO2 ZrO2 oxygen storage materials and further development of more efficient oxygen storage materials.

These locally highly concentrated fetal haemoglobin (HbF) cells may promote tumour growth by providing a more efficient oxygen supply.

Plants may tolerate and adapt to these stressors by mechanisms including changed leaf architecture, osmotic adjustment, ion exclusion, and compartmentalization, and more efficient reactive oxygen species (ROS) scavenging systems.

A study of bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells, for example, identified a more efficient reactive oxygen species (ROS) scavenging capacity in these cells.

To account for these apparently conflicting findings, Jain posited that, in addition to destroying vasculature for depriving the tumor of oxygen and nutrients, antiangiogenic agents also transiently 'normalize' the abnormal structure and function of tumor vasculature to make it more efficient for oxygen and drug delivery.

There's a tradeoff to high-altitude work: in thin air, blood becomes more efficient at carrying oxygen, but it's harder to run fast for long periods of time, which means that muscle efficiency suffers.

A lean physique is more efficient at using oxygen.