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The assay is based on the capability of viable and healthy cells to reduce resazurin to resorufin, which can be measured by a colorimetric or fluorimetric shift as described earlier (Stiegler et al. 2011; Stummann et al. 2009).

The assay is based on the capability of viable and healthy cells to reduce resazurin to resorufin, which can be measured by a colorimetric or fluorimetric shift as described earlier (Zimmer et al. 2012).

The infectious aerosols of consideration are those that are generated as particles of respirable size by both human and environmental sources and that have the capability of remaining viable and airborne for extended periods in the indoor environment.

Teleost species are an interesting model for SD research, with a variety of SD systems and capability of producing viable hybrids between closely related species having different SD systems (Mank et al. 2006).

This beamline offers experimental test capabilities of instrument concepts viable for the ESS.

Waste stabilization ponds have demonstrated the capabilities of being a viable treatment technology, specifically in small communities and developing countries because of their inexpensive maintenance and simple design.

The results illustrate the BASIC's capability as a simple, quick and inexpensive tool for rapid sampling of viable airborne viruses.

Trypsin treatment of viable cells from 24 spontaneous murine mammary carcinomas resulted in a mild but reproducible diminution in their capability to colonise the lung after i.v. reinoculation but did not alter the distribution of deposits formed.

Geopoliticians sought to understand how the new industrial capabilities of transportation, communication, and destruction most notably railroads, steamships, airplanes, telegraphy, and explosives interacting with the largest-scale geographic features of the Earth would shape the character, number, and location of viable security units in the emerging global international system.

Removal of viable sheets of conjunctival epithelium with dispase II.

This approach allows for high differences in signal intensity of viable versus non-viable myocardium.