Sentence examples for more efficient restoration from inspiring English sources
Additionally, other studies have indicated that β2-adrenoceptor stimulation contributes to the increase in satellite cell proliferation and differentiation (Roberts & McGeachie 1992 , 1994 Spurlock et al. 2006), enrichment of vascular repair (Roberts & McGeachie 1994), decrease in inflammation and a more efficient restoration of the extracellular matrix (Pullar et al. 2008, Zhang et al. 2010).
Conducting these analyses prior to selecting restoration approaches should result in a more efficient use of restoration resources both within and among projects and should maximize the success of restoration efforts.
Based on the concentration of parameter value distributions, the values with peak occurrences can be used directly in the OLVFOFR algorithm in order to remove the computationally demanding particle swarm optimization process and make the restoration process more efficient.
The restoration methods proposed for DWDM are more efficient and more suitable for IPTV in terms of restoration time.
Integrating habitat restoration with conservation may be more efficient.
AGPs restore differentiation potential after cell wall removal, and this restoration was reported to be more efficient with chitinase-cleaved forms of AGPs [ 36].
Timely detection of populations that have suffered a decline will allow for a broader and more efficient range of management actions (e.g. monitoring, transplanting, habitat restoration, disease control, etc).
The restoration technologies in areas degraded by extractive activities are more efficient under the use of their own spoils.
After the restoration, a small modification replaced the electrical generator with a more efficient Nu-Rex alternator.
