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The major challenge, however, is posed by the viability of the most light-sensitive samples.
Success, Johnson & Johnson said, is measured in part by "the viability of providing strategic growth options" for the company.
Mr. Fugate — or Mr. Emergency Management, as President Obama referred to him last week — is a straightforward, honey-toned former director of Florida emergency operations who judges the post-storm condition of communities by the viability of their local economic activity.
The application of this methodology is motivated by the viability of this approach in the context of assessing the efficiency of university departments.
As already indicated by the viability experiments, also the clearance of bacteria was unchanged in normal versus lymphopenic mice (Fig. 5).
Relative viability was calculated as the viability of cells grown in the presence of 2-AP divided by the viability of cells grown in the absence of 2-AP.
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The relative viability measures (e, l, P), were derived by dividing the resistant viability by the susceptible viability.
This conclusion is supported by reducing the viability of studied cells, especially 72 h after the treatment.
The results also show the impact of light rail on surrounding neighborhoods by assessing the viability of light rail.
Therefore, antioxidant supplementation can promote the growth of tumors by rescuing the viability of cells under high oxidative stress.
The cytotoxicity of the liposomes was examined by assessing the viability and apoptosis of Caco-2 cells in the presence of different concentrations of liposomes.
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