Sentence examples for at a viability of from inspiring English sources

The infected culture was incubated at 28°C for 40 – 55 hours and harvested at a viability of 70 - 80%.

For the main cultivation, cells were harvested during the exponential growth phase at a viability of ≥ 98% and resuspended in TC-42 medium with 100% [U-C6] glucose (99%, Euriso-Top, Saarbrücken, Germany).

For example, to obtain information about the function of Drosophila POMT1 (protein O-mannosyltransferase-1), the Act5C-GAL4/UAS-POMT-1-IR fly was raised at 25°C and 28°C, and the fly showed a viability of 19% at 25°C, but 0% at 28°C, indicating that the knockdown is more effective at 28°C [26].

Samples included for analysis had a viability of at least 90%.

The highest concentration was then reduced to 37.5  μg/mL as this concentration gave a viability of at least 75% after 24 hours.

The parent compound NB, at 500 μM, resulted in a viability of ~75%; indicating KU174 manifests a 10-50 fold increase in potency compared to its parent molecule.

The cell preparation contained at least 95% ALL cells with a viability of >98%.

Percentage cell viability decreased with increasing isofuranonaphthoquinone concentration with time from 24 hrs to 72 hrs compared to the negative control which had a viability of 90% at 72 hrs, while the viability in the positive control decreased to 8.5% at 72 hrs.

CD34+ cells encapsulated in fibrin gels have a viability of 60-70% at day 2 and day 10, statistically lower (n = 6, P<0.001) than the one observed for CD34+-derived ECs (Fig. 4A).

The threshold energy corresponding to a viability of 50% is located at 85 mJ/cm.

Dean Barker, the skipper of Team New Zealand, said that his team was looking at the viability of a challenge for the next Cup, which will take place in Europe, probably in 2007.