Sentence examples for characteristics of viable from inspiring English sources
Breaking down the time limit constraints for conventional compression permeation (C P) cell test, this work has, for the first time, experimentally evaluated the cake characteristics of viable waste-activated sludge subject to polyelectrolyte flocculation and to freeze/thaw treatment under a pressure range of 25 200 kPa.
Our staining presents a promising way to study the elastic characteristics of viable cardiovascular fiber bundles in vitro.
To better understand the spatial and temporal characteristics of viable 4T1-PB-2R/PBase cells in implanted tumors, mice were i.v. injected with I-FIAU to track cells expressing HSV1-tk gene using the microSPECT/CT.
The NP of the wild-type IVD consisted of a centrally located area of large cells with highly vacuolated cytoplasm and hyperchromatic nuclei, consistent with the morphological characteristics of viable NCs.
In contrast to a recent report in pts with non-small cell lung cancer, we did not detect any sub-population with a CD45−CD34+VEGFR2+CD133− phenotype harbouring size and structural characteristics of viable cells in our FCM analyses (Vroling et al, 2010).
Negative staining for both dyes was characteristic of viable cells.
What was not addressed was the presence or absence of double membrane structures so characteristic of viable autophagosomes.
Thus by using the dichotomy of the regime versus the opposition a number of expectations are raised as to what we understand should be the characteristics of a viable opposition – and these are contrasted with the regime's narrative.
From this list, determine the characteristics of a viable opportunity.
Despite its enhanced potency, treatment with OXi4503 also leaves the characteristic rim of viable tumor cells albeit smaller in size than that seen in tumors treated with CA4P [ 6, 7].
Extensive necrosis was apparent at the tumour core, with a characteristic thin rim of viable tumour cells remaining at the periphery, 24 h after TZT-1027 administration.
