Sentence examples for most suitable isolate from inspiring English sources

The freshwater microalgal isolate S. bijugus be the most suitable isolate for producing biodiesel and carotenoids, due to high productivity of biomass, lipids, metabolites, and its suitable fatty acid profile.

Considering that there is a high genetic variability in B. bassiana and possible implications regarding virulence and adaptability to local conditions [ 11], this paper aimed to select the most suitable isolate(s) under laboratory and field conditions for controlling C. sordidus in plantain crops cv.

In view of future applications of regenerative approaches for the treatment of tendon disorders, it would be crucial to define the most suitable culture conditions to isolate the different sub-populations within tendon cells, and to improve their ability in promoting tendon healing and regeneration.

The pH range of 6 and 8 were most suitable for all of these four isolates for pellet formation.

The tree confirmed that SL1344 was the closest finished reference to the S. Typhimurium 135@ isolates, and therefore the most suitable reference for read mapping, SNP calling and gene content comparison.

At the end of their existence, the most suitable habitat patches for Neanderthals were small and isolated, and their inferred climatic niche width was statistically narrower than in H. sapiens.

The most suitable cells for therapeutic purposes should be easily isolated and retain the capacity to migrate from blood to muscle and to enter the satellite cells niche.

Analysis of the results confirmed the L. plantarum isolates ZS07 and K21 as the most suitable for probiotic use, due to their desirable probiotic and safety characteristics.

Computer simulation is an increasingly popular tool for determining the most suitable hybrid energy system type, design and control for an isolated community or a cluster of villages.

To date, isolated primary human hepatocytes (pHHs) are the most suitable in vitro cell models for drug metabolism and hepatocyte toxicity studies (reviewed in Hewitt et al. 2007).

When a causative pathogen has been isolated and its susceptibility profile known, the most suitable single therapy should be instituted to prevent the development of super-infection with pathogenic or resistant organisms, as well as reduce toxicity and costs.