Sentence examples for the physiological performances from inspiring English sources
In this regard, our results do really reflect the physiological performances of the two biomarkers against the "true" GFR, a parameter that is particularly uneasy to approach in the context of ICU.
We believe that this physiology-oriented engineering strategy is a promising approach for improving the physiological performance of industrial microbes for efficient bioprocesses.
In conclusion, both the physiological performance and the leaf length plasticity differed among populations.
These changes may have important consequences for the physiological performance of early life-history stages of marine organisms.
While they enhance the physiological performance of stock plants, they can also simultaneously both enhance the rooting as well as the shoot growth of the new plantlets.
The physiological performance and survival rates of protected seedlings increased from the plantation toward the forest, suggesting that local microclimate largely influences oak recruitment across these habitat types.
Although, some information about how training systems affect fruit parameters, few are known regarding the physiological performance under different tree architecture.
These receptors exceed the physiological performance of other crustacean mechanoreceptors in sensitivity to water velocities as well as in frequency response.
It might imply that growth performance and morphological adaptations of larch were less sensitive than the physiological performance, which could also be found in another study (Gao et al. 2015).
This may be attributed to the physiological performance of oyster at lower salinities as they exhibited partial or complete contraction of adductor muscles and a slowing or cessation of water current through the gills as suggested by Newell (1985).
Although significant advances have been made over the past decades in improving the physiological performance of hydrogel lenses, little has been done to understand and improve the quality of vision experienced by soft lens wearers.
