Sentence examples for biologically viable from inspiring English sources

Once they're coded, Church can assemble the letters into biologically viable, functional strands of DNA.

"At the current rate of attrition, these species may not be biologically viable in three to five years," said Hunter Weiler of the Cat Action Treasury, a conservation group based in the United States.

These fragments support only a handful of the apes and in the long term they would die out because the gene pool is too small to be biologically viable.

The company vows to keep the body in a "biologically viable state".

Thus, surgical trauma in craniosynostosis can be minimized by a biologically viable implant.

Inactivation of aerosolized biologically viable Bacillus atrophaeus endospores (stimulant of the B. anthracis bio-agent) in combustion products of air-acetylene flames seeded with different aluminum-based powders was investigated.

Hopefully, ideas presented in this paper will bring out potentially harder but biologically more viable computational problems for richer formulation of the target gene deletion problem, based on more complex dynamical system models of gene regulatory and metabolic networks with additional constraints on side effects.

In osteochondral tissue engineering, cell recruitment, proliferation, differentiation, and patterning are critical for forming biologically and structurally viable constructs for repair of damaged or diseased tissue.

For the first time, the current study aims to demonstrate that influenza VLPs, as a relevant vaccine candidate, delivered via ID injection, have a stimulatory effect on live, functional human DCs in the biologically relevant environment of viable human skin.

Even if the Dolly method is not possible, there are other ways in which it would be biologically interesting to work with viable mammoth cells if they can be found.

Consequently, autopoiesis serves as a viable characterization of biologically living systems, for example cells and organisms.