Sentence examples for the enhanced population from inspiring English sources

The reduction of non-radiative decay (caused by suppression of surface quenching) perhaps increased the probability of the CR process of Er3+ ions, resulting in the enhanced population on 4F9/2 level [33].

Following the disuse period with three weeks of reambulation, the enhanced population of osteoprogenitor cells in the bone marrow of mechanically stimulated mice coincided with a greater degree of recovery of trabecular bone compared to non-stimulated mice.

Here we would also see spatial patterns in a biofilm, but I doubt that one would find the enhanced population mixing (given that two biofilm-formers were differentially labeled) as shown by the authors.

The enhanced populations of unfolded monomeric forms for the ALS-variants of SOD1 may provide the key.

Thus, the long-delayed onset of familial ALS, ∼45 years on average [26], [27], might be understood, in part, by the enhanced populations of monomeric species in ALS variants (Figure 7).

By analyzing lung tumor infiltrating T cells, we observed the enhanced populations of KLRG1hiCD127low effector CD8+ T cells in the immunized ADAP KO mice (Supplementary Fig S4C).

This then raises the question: why are unisexual vertebrate species so rare if they have found ways to decrease the negative impact of having no meiosis but simultaneously enjoy the advantage of enhanced population growth?

The red deer's enhanced population here (it has more than doubled in the Scottish Highlands since 1965) is, paradoxically, a result of the abuse and neglect of the natural world.

To investigate the possibility of an enhanced population of Foxp3+ regulatory T cells (Tregs) in DA.PVG-Eae23, we determined the proportion of Foxp3-expressing T cells in lymph nodes collected 7 days p.i. (Figure 5).

It thus appeared that there was an enhanced population BOLD response limited to the part of the fingertip initially contacted in each cycle of stimulation.

We also note that, for a flow rate above the first critical value, the shear-enhanced population is always more spatially uniform than the shear-insensitive population for a given yield.