Sentence examples for performed to accelerate from inspiring English sources
In addition, perfusion culture was performed to accelerate regeneration by engineered microvessels[47, 48] and to investigate restoration of endothelium[49, 50].
Measurements (i) and (ii) were performed to accelerate the atoms to v f=1 200 and 1 000 m/s, respectively.
Temperature stress, humidity stress and current stress were experimentally designed and performed to accelerate the color shift of mid-power LED packages and color shift mechanisms have been discussed based on the color shift results obtained from measurements.
In most former studies which attempted to improve the properties of R. cellulolyticum as a putative CBP candidate, metabolic engineering was performed to accelerate the carbon flow and/or increase the yield of valuable chemicals such as ethanol [ 36, 37].
As it would not have been feasible to leach organics from coal for decades in the laboratory (in order to mimic the subclinical exposure period of the disease), Soxhlet experiments were performed to accelerate leaching of organics to approximate groundwater leaching over long periods of time.
Therefore, this study was performed to motivate and accelerate the use of nanofluid technologies in the practical applications.
Both of these techniques are slow; consequently, studies have been performed to improve and accelerate solubility measurements through these methods (El-Maghraby et al. 2012).
A series of experiments were performed to establish the relationships between accelerating voltage ranging from 0.5 to 1.5 MeV, current, water flow and deposited dose to optimize the operating parameters and the selection of a cost-effective commercial electron beam.
Long-term and accelerated studies are performed to support shelf life and to determine release limits for the vaccine.
The 30-day accelerated stability study was performed to obtain useful information for screening workable candidates.
For this reason, accelerated life tests are performed to collect useful information on the parameters of the lifetime distribution.
