Sentence examples for more efficient strains from inspiring English sources

Therefore, an improved understanding of the BCA mechanisms can facilitate optimization of control in addition to permitting search for more efficient strains.

In the following, we describe in more detail, a possibility to obtain more efficient strains by applying genetic engineering techniques in the plant growth-promoting strain FZB42.

The results showed that the expression level of PAL was increased by using bias codons in the two Lactococcus lactis NICE systems, through which several safer and more efficient strains of the gene engineering Lactococcus lactis were obtained.

The findings can contribute to significant progress in detoxified pretreatment of hydrolysates and development of more efficient strains for industrial TAG fermentations of R. opacus using lignocellulosic biomass.

Further studies will help clarify if additional WNV adaptation to a vector population could lead to increased virulence in these vectors and therefore constrain the evolution of more efficient strains.

In the presence of tensile epitaxial strain induced by Si deposition, the wires thus evolve into the stable dot shape which allows a more efficient strain relaxation.

Based on these results and on the results on non-treated crude glycerol, we consider MNO6 a more robust and more efficient strain than the wild type and, therefore, also better suited for industrial applications.

This indicates that strain 11C is more efficient than strain 7E in converting both delignified and untreated straw to bioethanol, but the difference was more acute in the latter case.

The new, more efficient green strain will divide and consume glucose at an even faster rate than the blue strain, thus depleting the dish's glucose and achieving maximum system entropy at an earlier time point.

Isolation of microbial species revealed that fungal strains were more efficient than bacterial strains in metabolizing alachlor.

Our findings support the hypothesis that endemic DENV-2 strains are more efficient than sylvatic strains at infecting the peridomestic DENV vectors Ae. aegypti and Ae. albopictus.