Sentence examples for to improve viability from inspiring English sources

In the study of Lennen and coworkers [ 199], an improved fatty acid export system has been suggested to improve viability, and several components of the E. coli system have been identified and investigated.

This dynamically changed environment performed a promising property to improve viability of surface cells.

Although a null sltB allele is a suppressor of a null vps (i. e. vps20) this result suggests that the presence of the various domains in SltB is advantageous to improve viability for vps suppression.

In conclusion, as a metabolic supplement the early administration of L-C to patients with acute MI provides a significant metabolic support to the ischemic myocardium, helping to limit consequence sequences of ischemic damage and to improve viability.

From dPI 28 to 49 the culture viability hovered between 18 24%, but after dPI 52 it was clear that both the viability and cell numbers began to improve (viability from 46 to 86%).

Such perfusion cultures are able to avoid the disadvantages of short-term incubation, metabolite accumulation and non-steady-state conditions to improve viability, life span and metabolic activity of cultured hepatocytes (Takeshita et al. 1998; Gebhardt and Mecke 1979b; Allen et al. 2005; Khetani and Bhatia 2008; Novik et al. 2010).

Interactions with the laminin sequences LRE, PDSGR, RGD, and YIGSR contribute to improved viability, but insulin release from these samples was not statistically greater than that from controls.

Ventricular cardiac myocytes were isolated from P3, P7 and adult Wistar rat hearts and subjected to adenovirus infection as above; P7 cardiac myocytes were chosen due to their improved viability following isolation compared to P10 cells (data not shown).

In this study, the relevance of RCCs on genotypic variation in rice seed viability and overexpression of an aldo-ketoreductase (AKR1) enzyme that detoxify cytotoxic compounds to improve seed viability and vigour was studied.

In rice genotypes, reduced seed viability and germination was correlated with increased accumulation of RCCs suggesting that managing these compounds is crucial to improve seed viability, germination and vigour.

Exogenous heterogeneity in mortality rate increases population viability through habitat association and decreases it through increased crowding; the net effect of exogenous heterogeneity is generally to improve population viability.