The phrase "a range of viability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the limits or boundaries within which something is considered feasible or effective.
Example: "The researchers identified a range of viability for the new drug, indicating the conditions under which it would be most effective."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of feasibility" or "a scope of effectiveness".
The results showed a range of viability of 92 97% at all time points for all strains analyzed (results not shown).
The results showed a range of viability from 92 97% at all time points, except for the last time point in strain 3, which had a viability of only 65% at 120 min (results not shown).
At L3, L4 and adult stages of the parasite, the human RXR antagonist HX531 was able to reduce both the motility and viability of T. muris larvae in vitro, as determined by a range of viability assays.
For example at identical cell culture days different cell lines or processes can yield a range of viabilities.
They observed a broad range of viability of 60%to100%0% in the radiolabeled cells over the first 24 h, which declined to 20%to30%0% after 6 days.
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The transfected cells showed lower viability over a range of tert-butylhydroperoxide concentrations with 40 60% viability when challenged with 1 5 mM tert-butylhydroperoxide.
MCF-7 cells were treated with 1, 10 and 100 μM disulfiram over a range of time points and cell viability was then determined.
To ensure that BDP5290 did not affect MDA MB 231 cell viability, a range of BDP5290 concentrations were tested for their effects on metabolic activity relative to DMSO vehicle using Alamar Blue [ 23].
We examined the effect of a range of tunicamycin concentrations on hepatocyte viability and found dose related toxicity with minimal effect at 10 μg/ml and marked effect at 20 μg/ml (65% cell death at 24 h, Figure 1a), which was preceded by caspase 3 activation and cytochrome c release at 4 h.
These so-called ADDLs potently disrupt long-term potentiation in hippocampal slices from young adult rats at very low concentrations [ 9], reduce cell viability in a range of different cell lines [ 68] and were found to alter cell viability by affecting membrane thickness and inducing overall ionic leakiness [ 69].
