Sentence examples for a decline in viable from inspiring English sources
This study showed that the survival of encapsulated cultures of L. acidophilus and Bifidobacterium spp. showed a decline in viable count of about 0.5 log over a period of 8 weeks while there was a decline of about 1 log in cultures which were incorporated as free cells in yoghurt.
Other studies [ 25, 26] show similar variability in the recovery of Salmonella from egg surfaces and a rapid decline in viable numbers of SE adsorbed to egg surfaces.
We only observed a slight, non-significant decline in viable cells in hTERT-depleted cells in the presence of 0.4 mℳ aspirin (control siRNA only (mean±s.d).: 3.5 × 10±0.40 × 10, control siRNA+aspirin: 3.4 × 10±0.55 × 10, hTERT siRNA only: 3.0 × 10±0.35 × 10 and hTERT siRNA+aspirin: 2.5 × 10±0.50 × 10; P>0.05 when the hTERT siRNA+aspirin group was compared with all other groups).
Reduction in uptake appears to correlate with a decline in the number of viable cells and a metabolic response may precede changes in tumour volume.
During the 24 h post-seeding period, we observed a decline in the number of viable mESCs present in the culture supernatant (Fig. 2A).
Simultaneous decline in viable cell number and larval weight validates the result of MTT assay.
In the heated preparations, the measured decline in viable cell population was principally due to membrane injury.
The decline in viable bacterial counts in the neutrophil phagocytosis assay was slower for serotype K1 than serotype K6 (Fig. 2).
The decline in viable cells then followed the rate of decline of doxorubicin treatment alone.
In the case of HP's Hurd, his termination left the company without a CEO or a viable strategy, leading to a decline in HP's market valuation of $60 billion, or 55percentt.
Anders Petterson, managing director of Art Tactic said he believed the recent cooling in Asia reflected a decline in speculative buying, as "short-term investors realize their ability to quickly flip works at a profit is no longer viable".
