Sentence examples for more efficient preservation from inspiring English sources

Morphological and multi-electrode array (MEA) analyses revealed more efficient preservation of the architecture and field potential waveforms in particularly the peripheral regions of the retinas within the MNU + HRS group, compared to that in the MNU group.

For this reason, there is an urgent need to explore new strategies that provide a more efficient preservation of steatotic liver grafts.

It has been proven also that IPCMD is more efficient in the location preservation and less resistant in data injection attack compared to IPCMD-A.

Increased islet yields have been obtained using more efficient pancreas recovery and preservation as well as islet isolation and purification strategies (17, 44).

With a number of human cell products currently in phase 3 trials, there is a need for a more regulated, fully characterized and efficient preservation process which may entail moving away from the current "gold standard" of 10% v/v Me2SO in serum, growth medium or other solutions.

This research would have an important implication for the design of more efficient antimicrobial systems for food preservation and production.

Indeed, image and video processing techniques can significantly improve and make more efficient many aspects of traditional preservation, archival, study, and fruition of our cultural heritage and, very interestingly, can also provide answers to emerging needs.

Therefore, reducing CIT through more efficient organ allocation [13], [14] or improving the preservation method should improve outcomes and the effective use of a limited healthcare resource.

In recent years, environmental preservation concern has been increased for more efficient management of nuclear energy.

We have earlier shown that vitrification is more efficient than the slow freezing programme particularly in the preservation of ovarian stromal cells (Keros et al., 2009).

Museum revenues have increased fifteenfold to more than $100 million a year, thanks to an increase in visitors and more efficient administration that have allowed the country to reinvest in the preservation of its cultural heritage.