Sentence examples for adhered viable from inspiring English sources

SNAP-BPAM combinations reduced the adhered viable Pseudomonas aeruginosa by 99.0% and Staphylococcus aureus by 99.98% as compared to the control CarboSil films.

The results suggest that SNAP and BPAM individually have a different degree of toxicity towards Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria, while the SNAP-BPAM combination is effective in reducing both types of adhered viable bacteria equally well.

To assess the antimicrobial/antibiofilm activity of the new e-chem NO releasing catheters, the total adhered viable bacteria on their surfaces after exposure to a flowing stream of medium containing the bacteria for 3 d was determined.

In addition, the human periodontal ligament fibroblast (hPDLF) and osteosarcoma (MG-63) cells were viable, adhered and proliferated well on the alginate/bioglass composite scaffolds in comparison to the control alginate scaffolds.

The percentage of viable cells adhered to the plate was compared with the control without elicitor, considered as being 100% viable.

Comparatively, in case of C. tropicalis biofilm, the most intensive decrease of viable cells adhered to the catheter sections was observed at 24 h (Figure 3).

The cells were viable and adhered to the bottom of the well after 48 h of treatment, although a large proportion of the cells were found in isolated condition.

Figure 3 shows that, at day 3, more than 50% of cancer cells were viable and adhered to plastic.

To test the degree of cell adhesion at the beginning of the incubation time, fluorescein diacetate (FDA; Sigma, MO, USA) staining was conducted to visualize viable hMSCs adhered to the experimental specimen.

Our results demonstrate that the observed fibroblasts remained viable, adhering to the spider silk fibres, as well as revealing migratory behaviour.

Compared to hECFCs, HMVECs were less likely to adhere and remain viable at each oxygen tension when seeded on Matrigel as demonstrated by numerous floating cells (Fig.  4d f).